I have such a driver's license; it did not require me to "prove citizenship."
> Required documentation is consistent and easily acquired.
It's relatively easy for me to prove I was born in the US (birth certificate), but one of my parents was born at home and the other was born at a hospital that no longer exists -- if I can't prove citizenship based on my birth certificate, please tell me how exactly I can prove it?
> You're just angry and emotional.
One of us certainly is.
I’d be willing to bet that >99.999% of people with US birth certificates are citizens, but it most certainly is not 100%.
But! I think it may be the only document issued about a birth that is proof of US citizenship. And, paradoxically, is not available to people born inside the US.
Try again.
Just skip this part.
Do they? Most people I know well enough to know this about them don't have one.
The most recent statistic I could find is from last September, where the DHS was predicting that about 60% of people will have a Real ID by this March.
https://www.govexec.com/management/2024/09/tsa-proposes-soft...
In other words, Trump and DOGE have absolutely nothing to do with proving citizenship. You're just angry and emotional.