Shame On North Carolina’s DMV: What Are They Thinking?
Marine Cpl. Brian Mathews, 21, of Columbia, N.C., was killed recently, not by a sniper in the Iraq war, from which he’d returned home in one piece, but by a drunk illegal alien who obtained his driving license in North Carolina.
In North Carolina, one does not have to provide proof of legal status to obtain a legal driver’s license.
In North Carolina, your family pet can get a driving license.
Mathew’s squad leader remembered Mathews’ unflinching performance under fire when their unit walked into a sniper ambush in Iraq last year. According to the World Net Daily, Cpl. Robinson said, “he was beside me the whole time; he was giving his team commands. He was a perfectionist Marine, and it really showed. We didn’t have one casualty or one killed
in action in the ambush”.
To double the tragedy, Mathews’ date Jennifer Bower of Montgomery Village was also killed when the car, driven by illegal Eduardo Morales- Soriano, drunk at four times the legal blood-alcohol limit, slammed into them as they waited at a stop-light.
North Carolina has become the east coast destination of choice for illegals who want driving licenses because the state’s requirements for documentation are sloppy and their verification
of document legitimacy is nearly non-existent.
According to WorldNet News, “Court officials in New Jersey…have complained that [North Carolina’s] requirements are so weak, busloads of illegal immigrants get on I-95…to North Carolina to obtain licenses fraudulently.”
To deepen the crisis, once an illegal has a North Carolina license, he can take that “legitimate”
license and use it in any other state to get another license. This process can be repeated ad infinitum until it is nearly impossible to get back to the source of the crime of using fraudulent documents to get the original license.
In 2005 North Carolina police made drunk driving arrests of a staggering 76,000 Hispanic
drivers; what percent were illegal aliens seems to be “unknown”. Could North Carolina DMV be covering its backside with the “unknowns” in the wake of three more deaths caused by illegal drivers in the last two weeks?
Helen Hughes, 22, Jennifer Carter, 18, and Ben Leonard, 16, were killed by Pasto Rios Sanchez when he crossed the center line and hit Hughes’ car head-on. Sanchez had been arrested at least three times previously for driving infractions, so apparently North Carolina is lax with driving
infraction arrests as well.
Posted: March 23rd, 2007 under Uncategorized.
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