REAL ID ACTION ALERT: The Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs will be having hearings on the PASS Act  S. 1261. The PASS Act WILL NOT REPEAL REAL ID as it is being billed. It will only repeal certain portions like Title ii and in the end be worse than REAL ID once the PASS Act is inserted. REAL ID will REMAIN Federal law and will be stronger than before if passed. 
Both the ACLU and the ACLJ are opposing the Real ID Act and the PASS Act. (The ACLU and the ACLJ are the most prominent legal organizations on the ”left” and “right” respectively.)
Special interests groups are trying to force Democrats, Independents and Republicans to support this legislation.  States have been and are working to ensure driver’s licenses are secure documents and have document integrity.  The federal government, in spite of the states, wants to set international standards that are not needed.  The federal government wants control of your state driver’s license.  The federal government is bribing states to go along with its plans.
Our freedom and our rights are not for sale.
Some governors want to take the bribe money.  The First, Fourth and Tenth Amendments are under attack.  The Second Amendment will follow.  This is not a partisan issue.  All Americans must take action now.  
·         The PASS Act does not repeal the Real ID Act. It does repeal provisions of the Real ID Act; those provisions that are included in Title II of the Real ID Act 2005.  The Real ID Act is still intact and is federal law.
- The PASS Act contains many of the most      egregious aspects of the Real ID Act; including the requirement for a      digital facial image/photograph that will be mandated to be      internationally facial recognition compatible.  
 
- There is not a federal law that prohibits the      simultaneous use of CCTV/surveillance cameras and facial recognition      technology in real time.
 
- The PASS Act will do nothing to provide a      higher level of National security.  Under the provisions of the PASS      Act the documents used to obtain a driver’s license are not      authenticated.  These documents are called “breeder” documents.
 
- Although requirements for new databases and      the linking of databases are not part of the PASS Act the fact remains      through aamva.net and NLETS states can still have information contained in      their state Department of Motor Vehicles made available to both federal      and international law enforcement agencies without a court order. 
 
- Two international agencies (AAMVA and the      ICAO, an agency of the United Nations) were involved in U.S. policy and      law - the Real ID Act 2005 and the newly proposed PASS Act.  DHS has      called AAMVA the “hub” and “backbone” of the Real ID Act.  On AAMVA’s      own web-site it proclaims it is an international organization that serves      law enforcement and motor vehicle administrators.
 
-         Both the Real ID Act and the PASS Act result in Americans being enrolled into a single global biometric identification system that links a person’s body to their ability to buy and sell.
 
The Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs will be considering the legislation very soon.  The committee members and their phone numbers are listed below.  Ask your neighbors, friends, co-workers, relatives and everyone else you have contact with to make the calls as well.  
16 CALLS, 16 MINUTES, FOR YOUR FREEDOM AND FUTURE GENERATIONS FREEDOM.
Senator Liberman       202-224-4041 Chairman
Senator Collins            202-224-2523
Senator Akaka             202-224-6361
Senator Bennet           202-224-5852
Senator Burris             202-224-2854
Senator Carper           202-224-2441
Senator Coburn           202-224-5754
Senator Ensign            202-224-6244
Senator Graham         202-224-5972
Senator Landrieu        202-224-5824
Senator Levin              202-224-6221
Senator McCain          202-224-2235
Senator McCaskill       202-224-6154
Senator Pryor              202-224-2354
Senator Tester            202-224-2644
Senator  Voinovich      202-224-3353


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