The secretary of the Department of National Security (DHS), Kristi, encouraged Americans to obtain ‘real IDs’ before May 7, and explained that identifications would keep the United States Insurance.
In a video aware In X, Call explained that as of May 7, 2025, people “will need real identification to travel by air or to visit federal buildings.”
“If you plan to travel, we need your help to avoid delays and to try your identity,” Call explained. “Get a real identification. From May 7, you will need a real identification to travel by air or to visit federal buildings in the United States. These identifications keep our country safe, because they help prevent fraud and improve security. Make your propap for the protry.” “
NPR News explained that on May 7, “federal agencies” such as the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) “will only accept driving licenses issued by the State that meet the real identification requirements.”
“On that date, federal agencies, including the TSA, say they only accept driving licenses and identifications issued by the State that meet the real identification requirements, which include that applicants provide certification information such as social numbers.”
WHILE “State-Issued Driver’s Licenses That Aren’s Real Id-Compliant” Won’s Many of Many of Many of Many of Many of Many of Many of Many of Many of Many of Many of Many of Many of Many of Many or MANY.
According to the frequent questions of the DHS website on real identifications, Congress approved the real identification law in 2005, and “promulgated the recommendation of the September 11 commission that the federal government established standards for the issuance of identification sources, such as driver’s licenses.”
“The Congress approved the Royal ID Law in 2005 to improve security standards for identification, directly in response to security vulnerabilities highlighted by the September 11 attacks,” the TSA administrator, David Pekoske, in a January press release. “Identity verification is essential for security. I urge those who use a driver’s license or an identity card issued by the State as its main form of identification to access federal facilities or the commercial passenger planes of the Board, to ensure that credentials comply with identification.”
