Nope. If they did, the impetus behind the REAL ID act wouldn't even be relevant, because illegal immigrants wouldn't be able to obtain a drivers' license or state ID.
> Which states don't require an SSN to issue an ID?
California is the biggest one, and in fact, California makes it illegal to discriminate against anyone who has a driver's license but cannot show legal residency.
Some states mark licenses as "not valid for identification" if they don't show legal residency, but it's usually subtle and easily overlooked or ignored. And the SSN isn't the only way to show legal residency, either.
> Legal immigrants have passports, and ID cards/driver's licenses from their home country.
For foreigners, passports are the only acceptable form of identification from foreign governments. Driver's licenses and other government IDs are not allowed, with the exception of driver's licenses from Canada.
Missourians have good reason to distrust the DMV, as they have been caught red handed illegally useing their databases in the recent past.
I was under the impression that every single state requires an SSN to issue a driver's license or id card in order to track and enforce child support order across state lines.
Which states don't require an SSN to issue an ID?
Legal immigrants have passports, and ID cards/driver's licenses from their home country. I'm not sure what will require two forms of REAL ID compliant identification.