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Posessing a valid, current form of identification, indicating that you are a US citizen is what most people choose to do. I have a good friend who is disabled and cannot drive. She has never been out of the country, so she has never gone to the effort to get her passport. She has a state-issued ID that looks exactly like a driver's license. Anyone of voting age can get one of these for a small fee. There are no restrictions. I do not understand why it would be discrimination or unconstitutional for one to prove who they are.
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