letter to May Day demonstrators<\/a> (you know, those nice folks who dress in black and smash shop windows), Gov. John Kitzhaber announced that Oregon law enforcement officers will soon accept the Mexican Matricula Consular card as proof of identity during traffic stops. In other words, people who don\u2019t have driver\u2019s licenses, or, in just two words, illegal aliens.<\/p>\nIllegal aliens will still not be eligible for Oregon driver\u2019s licenses, but as long as they have their Matricula cards there won\u2019t be any actual penalty for driving without a license. They will be issued citations and released. It is unlikely that the state will be able to collect any fines from them because, unlike people who have driver\u2019s licenses, Oregon has no authority to suspend, revoke or refuse to renew a Matricula card. So, under the new policy, Oregon doesn\u2019t really care if you know what you\u2019re doing while driving on their roads, they just want to know who you are. <\/p>\n
Of course, Gov. Kitzhaber has a really good reason for the new policy. \u201cRight now, too many Oregonians are travelling from home to work, or school, or church, in risk of violating the law,\u201d Kitzhaber stated in his letter. Hence, the torch is passed from California to Oregon. The Governor of Oregon is doing his part to make sure that people who are in violation of laws against being in the country illegally, working here illegally, and driving illegally, are in no \u201crisk of violating the law.\u201d Top that one Jerry Brown!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
If you thought that no one could top California when it comes to pandering to illegal aliens, you are wrong. That honor now belongs to Oregon. In a letter to May Day demonstrators (you know, those nice folks who dress in black and smash shop windows), Gov. John Kitzhaber announced that Oregon law enforcement officers<\/p>\n
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