Bill > HF1500

This bill modifies the requirements for obtaining a noncompliant driver's license or Minnesota identification card in Minnesota. The key provisions are: - Individuals are not required to demonstrate U.S. citizenship or lawful presence in the U.S. to obtain a noncompliant license or ID card. However, those listed in certain disqualifying databases or registries cannot be issued or renewed a noncompliant license/ID. - The bill establishes new requirements for the documents that can be used as primary and secondary identification to obtain a noncompliant license/ID. - Noncompliant licenses and IDs must be marked "not for federal identification" and "not for voting" in certain circumstances where the applicant has not demonstrated U.S. citizenship. - The bill imposes restrictions on sharing or disseminating data related to individuals who apply for, are denied, or are issued a noncompliant license/ID without demonstrating citizenship or lawful presence. - It also prohibits criminal justice agencies from taking action based on the "not for voting" marking on a noncompliant license/ID. The bill appropriates funding for the commissioner of public safety to implement these new requirements, which generally take effect on October 1, 2019.