Illegals with cdl

Southern California mom-of-two Jennifer Brawley had just been rear-ended by a truck driver near Rancho Cucamonga, and was preparing for the post-accident ritual of exchanging insurance information when the driver handed her his cellphone.

A voice on the other end explained that his non-English speaking friend had no coverage.

Police came to the scene and determined the driver had a valid license, and sent him on his way. Brawley, grateful to be unhurt, was nonetheless left with a feeling that something wasn’t quite right. In the push to grant illegal immigrants driver’s licenses, Californians had been assured that doing so would spur them to get safety training and insurance coverage. Nearly a year-and-a-half later, there’s no evidence it worked.

 

The PC police were all over the Alabama state troopers for ticketing a US citizen that couldn't speak English. He was born in the USA, raised in California and got a cdl, but couldn't speak English. If you have a cdl you're supposed to speak enough English to communicate with law enforcement authorities.