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The person’s identity is not in question, because he used an ID and provided documentation that proved his place of residence.


I'd assume they meant a citizen ID card. Not an "I paid tuition" ID card, from a university which brags about having students from 60+ countries around the world.


What do you consider to be a citizen ID card? A passport book/card?

Because as you know, non-citizens can get REAL IDs, and Trump signed legislation that allowed for certain non-citizens to have permanent REAL IDs.


> What do you consider...

Anything that is either only given to citizens, or has some obvious "Person [X] is / [ ] is not a US Citizen" indicator on it.

I'd assume that the relative lack of a suitable ID card (in the US) was the point that user RicoElectrico was trying to make.




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