Exemption Application: Commercial Driver's License; Jenifer Sanchez Vilchis

The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) supports the requested exemption for DACA recipients to obtain Class B Commercial Driver's Licenses. They argue that the exemption would address critical staffing shortages in public services like school bus driving and transit, while maintaining safety because DACA recipients' driving records are domestic and accessible.

The commenter supports the exemption for DACA recipients to obtain a Class B commercial driver's license. They argue that this action would address the driver shortage and provide economic opportunities for hardworking individuals who already contribute to their communities.

The commenter supports the CDL exemption for Jenifer Sanchez Vilchis, noting that DACA recipients are valuable contributors to the economy. They argue that allowing qualified individuals to obtain a Class B CDL will help alleviate driver shortages and provide economic opportunities for hardworking people.

An individual is expressing strong support for Jenifer Sanchez Vilchis's application for a Commercial Driver's License exemption. The commenter argues that DACA recipients contribute significantly to the economy and community, and that removing their licenses creates unnecessary barriers for these individuals to provide for their families.

The commenter supports the exemption application for DACA recipients to obtain Commercial Driver's Licenses. They argue that DACA recipients are qualified due to their education and that granting them licenses would help address manpower shortages in transit and school districts.

A pastor and community member supports the CDL exemption for DACA recipients. The commenter argues that these drivers are skilled, tax-paying workers who meet safety standards and that their continued employment benefits the economy and the transportation industry.

The commenter supports the exemption request for DACA recipients to obtain Commercial Driver's Licenses (CDLs). They argue that because DACA recipients have undergone federal vetting and have domestic driving histories, they do not pose the same safety risks as drivers with unverified foreign records.

The commenter supports the exemption for DACA recipients to obtain a Class B CDL, arguing that it would address driver shortages and provide economic opportunities for hardworking individuals. They emphasize that as long as safety and training requirements are met, this action would benefit communities and businesses that rely on commercial drivers.

The commenter supports the proposed CDL exemption for DACA recipients with valid work authorization. They argue that because these individuals have undergone federal screening and have U.S.-based records, the FMCSA's concerns regarding unverifiable foreign records are not applicable.

The commenter supports the exemption request for DACA recipients to obtain Commercial Driver's Licenses (CDLs). They argue that because DACA recipients have undergone federal vetting and have domestic driving histories, they do not pose the same safety risks as drivers with unverified foreign records.