CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago Public Library has begun accepting special immigrant driver’s licenses as identification for obtaining a library card.
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced the policy Monday, saying it’s “part of being an immigrant-friendly city.” The mayor says more Chicagoans now will be able to take advantage of the resources available at the city’s 80 library locations, including citizenship workshops.
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