CA Judge Steps in Allowing 20,000 Illegal
Alien Truck Drivers to Remain on the Road
Posted By: ladydawgfan, 2/27/2026 2:34:20 PM
More than 20,000 illegal alien commercial truck drivers in California were about to lose their licenses, until a judge stepped in. The Trump administration has been pressuring California to revoke the licenses of some illegal alien truck drivers after a series of news reports about truck drivers who did not understand English, causing deadly accidents. An Alameda County Superior Court judge issued a ruling on Wednesday barring the state from canceling the licenses.
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