House sends Real ID to Greitens

Posted online May 12, 2017 | 11:44 am

The Missouri House yesterday night approved legislation allowing those who want to get a Real ID-compliant driver’s license to do so.

The measure now heads to Gov. Eric Greitens' desk.

“The freedom of travel and the ability to access federal facilities is of paramount importance for Missouri citizens,” bill sponsor Rep. Kevin Corlew, R-Kansas City, said. “This is a reasonable solution that gives everyone a choice.”

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