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Homeland Security willing to work on “enhanced” driver’s licenses

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Rules that are due to go into effect next year would require anyone entering the United States by land or by sea to present a passport. But most Vermonters don’t have a passport. So, Vermont has been urging the Department of Homeland Security to accept driver’s licenses, instead. And Homeland Security says it’s willing to work with the state to develop “enhanced” licenses.
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Midday Newscast: August 17, 2007

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Here are the top stories at the noon hour. It looks like that wasn’t a tornado that hit northwestern Vermont yesterday; Senator Bernie Sanders says it appears there aren’t enough customs and Border Patrol officers along the U.S. Canada border; Governor Jim Douglas says changes to the education property tax system aren’t working.