ANNAPOLIS — A battle is brewing in the General Assembly over whether to grant driver’s licenses to Marylanders who are in the country illegally.
Vocal opponents of the bill equate it to rewarding people for breaking the law and warn the measure could turn Maryland into a haven for illegal immigrants, while supporters say the legislation is needed to make sure the streets are safe and everybody on the road has proved their ability to drive.
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