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0:48Now PlayingTennessee lawmakers are debating a bill that would require people applying for a driver’s license to take the written test in English.
The test would still be available in other languages, but applicants who take it in a foreign language would receive a restricted license and have 18 months to learn English to qualify for a full license.
Supporters argue the policy encourages integration and communication on the road. Critics say it could disadvantage immigrants.
But here’s the key detail: Tennessee already requires applicants to be U.S. citizens with a Social Security number to receive a driver’s license.
So is this policy controversial… or common sense?
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