In a move that should send chills down the spine of any freedom-loving American, the overbearing bureaucracy at the Department of Homeland Security pushed to make the intrusive REAL ID Act a reality. Once again, government overreach aims to trample on our personal liberties under the guise of security. But Kristi Noem’s recent announcement has brought a breath of fresh air to those tired of federal meddling. It’s about time someone put a stop to this dangerous step toward a national ID system.
The so-called REAL ID Act was born out of fear, designed to limit our movements with a bureaucratic straitjacket. Proponents of this coercive measure claim it’s for our safety. They say it will make it harder for terrorists and criminals to use fake IDs. But in reality, it instills fear and uncertainty in ordinary citizens just trying to live their lives, not mention infringing on states’ rights and individual freedoms. It’s nothing more than another tool for Big Brother to keep tabs on us from cradle to grave.
Noem’s decision to keep the skies open for all Americans regardless of this unnecessary ID is a blow to the liberal elites and globalists clamoring for control. We don’t need more government surveillance; we need less. The left constantly pushes for open borders and sanctuary cities for illegal immigrants, yet they now want to shackle law-abiding Americans with more restrictions. Hypocrisy knows no bounds.
Kristi Noem Blows Hole in Federally Mandated 'REAL ID,' Likely Leaving Pro-National ID Crowd Disappointed: Should Congress ban any form of national ID? https://t.co/xJ9vX01QXJ pic.twitter.com/soSka5Ir1o
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The warnings from the 9/11 Commission don’t justify this national ID push in today’s world. It’s a power play by those who never miss an opportunity to expand government reach into our private lives. REAL ID sells itself as a bulwark against terrorism, but it reeks of overreach and compromise of our American freedoms. Under the current administration’s watch, illegal immigrants use non-compliant IDs to board planes—a real security threat they conveniently ignore while aiming this burden at citizens.
Kristi Noem has taken a stand, a stand against the overhyped and under-delivered program aimed at controlling our every move. This should embolden us to ask: Are we ready to hand over our freedoms at the altar of fear? Let’s not deceive ourselves. The enemy isn’t just overseas; it often lurks within our own bureaucracies.