By Calvin Biesecker Not a single state in the country will be issuing driver's licenses by a year-end deadline to meet a federal mandate for improving the security of the documents and the process of obtaining them but places the financial burden of compliance on the states, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano told a Senate panel yesterday. Moreover, Napolitano said that about half of the states have laws either opposing or prohibiting the four-year old REAL ID Act, which means…
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