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Posted inCourts, Justice & Safety, Quick Reads

Federal government extends Real ID requirements again

by Nicole Maxwell December 6, 2022

Those who need to update their driver’s licenses or identification cards before the REAL ID enforcement date have two more years to become compliant. The Department of Homeland Security, or DHS, announced on Monday an extension to the REAL ID full enforcement date by two years to May 7, 2025. This means that states have […]

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Posted inNM Legislature

Gov signed the REAL ID bill, so what’s next?

by Joey Peters March 9, 2016
NMPR
Posted inNM Legislature, Quick Reads

Guv signs driver’s license bill into law

by Joey Peters March 8, 2016
New Mexico Political Report
New Mexico Political Report
Posted inNM Legislature, Quick Reads

Feds give NM REAL ID extension

by Matthew Reichbach February 26, 2016
NMPR
Posted inCongress & Federal Gov., NM Legislature, Quick Reads

Guv asks for Real ID waiver

by Joey Peters February 22, 2016
NMPR
Posted inNM Legislature

Session Recap: Driver’s license bill (finally) passes

by Matthew Reichbach February 19, 2016
Posted inNM Legislature, Quick Reads

Sanchez happy with what Senate accomplished

by Matthew Reichbach February 18, 2016
Posted inNM Legislature, Quick Reads

House sends driver’s license bill to governor’s desk

by Joey Peters February 15, 2016
New Mexico Political Report
New Mexico Political Report
Posted inNM Legislature

Driver’s license compromise sails through Senate

by Joey Peters and Matthew Reichbach February 13, 2016
Posted inNM Legislature

Finish line in sight: REAL ID compromise passes committee

by Matthew Reichbach February 12, 2016

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