Bowing to the demands of the nation's governors and Congress, the Bush administration agreed Thursday to grant states an extra year and a half to comply with new driver's license standards. The move cleared one obstacle to a huge homeland security bill, but more problems threatened the Senate legislation, chiefly whether to allow federal airport screeners to unionize.
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Friday, March 2, 2007
Homeland Security Bends on Real ID Deadline (TechNewsWorld.com)
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