What does anything in the article have to do with people being unable to get an ID because they were poor, black, Latino, or elderly? Yes, there are situations that make it more difficult to get an ID, like your mother changing YOUR last name because SHE got remarried. Those situations are out there and I am sure the Washington Post had to do a lot of digging to find those examples to feed the false narrative. On the other hand, do you have any idea how hard it is to get a concealed weapons permit in California? We can play the tit for tat game all you want. How about we make things fair and make it just as easy to vote as it is to purchase a firearm?
I had occasion to talk to a retired truck driver in the USA.
He had plenty of money so he did not care that he
was getting no social security.
His reason was something about different
ages on his ID, not sure how it went exactly.
I know another immigrant who innocently used two
different versions of her name, and problems have
ensued.
Since the US govt is so fond of spraying
taxpayers' money at anything, maybe they should
just offer to pay expenses on anyone needs their ID
figured out.
Those who simply cannot be identified for whatever
reason cannot get on an airplane or open a bank account.
Or go to college. Sorry, but, that's how it is.