The Department of Homeland Security allowed a man to enter its headquarters last week using a fake Matricula Consular card as identification, despite federal rules that say the Mexican-issued card is not valid ID at government buildings.
Some members of Congress tried to crack down on use of the card, particularly as valid ID for opening a bank account, but the Bush administration opposed that effort.
So it's wrong for potentially dangerous illegals to use the card where gov't officials work, but it's just fine when the only people at risk are American citizens.
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So it's wrong for potentially dangerous illegals to use the card where gov't officials work, but it's just fine when the only people at risk are American citizens.