California DMV Sued Over Cancellation of Licenses for 20,000 Immigrant Truckers
Nearly 20,000 migrant truckers sue California DMV over canceled commercial drivers' licenses in a lawsuit over state's plans to revoke their CDLs. The lawsuit was brought on behalf of immigrant truckers by the Asian Law Caucus and another organization.
Nearly 20,000 migrant truckers in California have sued the state's Department of Motor Vehicles over plans to revoke their commercial drivers' licenses (CDLs), alleging that the move will unfairly target immigrant workers. The lawsuit, filed on behalf of the affected drivers, seeks to block the revocation of their licenses and claims that the policy is discriminatory. The case has raised concerns about the impact on California's transportation industry and the treatment of migrant workers. The plaintiffs are seeking an injunction to stop the planned license revocations.
