Border Patrol agents in Southern California arrested nearly 50 illegal aliens operating semi‑trucks with state‑issued commercial driver’s licenses in just three weeks, exposing what federal officials say is a growing public‑safety crisis tied to California’s rubber‑stamped licensing system.
The arrests—made at El Centro Sector highway checkpoints and during a multi‑agency trucking sweep—come as the U.S. Department of Transportation threatens to withhold millions in highway funds unless the state reins in its improper issuance of commercial licenses to non‑citizens. The drivers were observed operating semi-tractor-trailers at checkpoints…
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