Indiana's New CDL Law: Impact on Immigrant Truckers
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Indianas New Trucking Law: A Safety Move or Overly Broad?
Indianas new law, effective April 1st, revokes nearly all non-domiciled commercial drivers licenses from immigrant drivers, impacting around two thousand individuals. The law, signed by Governor Mike Braun, aims to address safety concerns following deadly crashes linked to these drivers. However, critics argue its overly broad, sidelining legal immigrants and ignoring bigger issues like fatigue or booze. The law only allows holders of specific work visas like H-two-A or H-two-B to get these licenses, potentially reshaping trucking nationwide.
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