Compulsory ID cards 6 Articles

by Tara Rijon

The Real ID Act was passed by congress in 2005 by way of attaching it to as a rider on a bill for military spending. (Sound sneaky)? The official' purpose of the ID (per Section 201(3) of the Act) is to "access Federal fac...read more

by Mary Gindling

What is easier for a government to control than citizens whose every move can be tracked and analyzed? If a population's moves can be restricted, then any restive or potentially dangerous elements can be tracked and subdu...read more

by TJR

"May I see your papers please?" REAL ID, is what its name is. Many people oppose this legislation. What REAL ID amounts to is a government issued document that verifies who you are. Many believe that it is evil, and even...read more

by Perry Cox

So, what do you have in your purse/wallet? I have a photo driving license, credit card, bank card, gym membership and a million high street loyalty cards I never remember to use! In my drawer at home I also have my pass...read more

by Ava Callahan

As an American, I had always thought that the issue of compulsory ID was a no-brains discussion. After all, who would want a license to exist? Then I moved to Israel. There, ID is compulsory. I tried to remain stro...read more

by Richie Caldicott

I get the distinct impression that the articles written in this thread are referring to the idea of compulsory identification cards in the United States as opposed to any other country. I live in the United Kingdom and so ...read more