This. When we sold our last house I had to remove the double keyed deadbolt from the basement door. It took all of 5 minutes. The inspectors saw it and they buyers wanted it removed. On the house we bought the inspectors saw it and we decided we just wouldn't use the deadbolt and left it.

Thanks for the information. I was unaware that it has been done in other states.

Well you don't but the insurance company is going to want to know who the primary driver and any other drivers of the car are. For the primary driver at least I'd imagine that they do a check for license/tickets/accidents.

I was just wondering if any other states had given undocumented folks license's and if they were able to get insurance. I honestly haven't done enough research to have a strong opinion one way or another this is why I asked. Although I think it's a stretch to call it a health issue as the article does.

Yes insurance companies are quite picky about who they insure. They want to know about drivers education, how many years experience driving, prior accidents, prior tickets, etc. For the insurance company it is just a gamble will you give them more money than you cost them.

Question: Will the undocumented people be able to get car insurance? What insurance company is going to want to insure an undocumented person? I could be wrong, but isn't a requirement to have insurance if you are going to drive?

I don't understand why wearing a leather jacket or having leather seats in your car is fine, but fur isn't. It is literally the same thing, just the leather has the hair scraped off of it.

ETA: I know I'm about to be downvoted for this.