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Indiana’s highway patrols are cracking down hard on undocumented commercial truck drivers—nearly 300 caught in three months, averaging over three a day. Many held valid CDLs from states like New York and California, where noncitizens can legally obtain licenses under specific rules. Indiana doesn’t issue such licenses, and Governor Mike Braun’s administration is ramping up inspections and immigration enforcement. While federal law requires legal work status for CDLs, state rules vary—and officials haven’t clarified whether the licenses were invalid or what charges were filed. This move fits a broader push for stricter immigration enforcement, backed by Attorney General Todd Rokita and calls for deeper police-federal cooperation.

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