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Minnesota will give nearly 81,000 unauthorized immigrants the opportunity to obtain driver's licenses starting next month, the state Department of Public Safety announced.

Faced with almost general disapproval from residents, the Democratic government has decided to take a step forward in the regularization of drivers regardless of the status that citizens have.

The disapproval of Minnesota residents is based on the excessive growth of illegal immigrants in the state during the current federal administration and the support given to it by the Democratic state governments.

The state's “Driver's License for All” initiative will begin Oct. 1, as formally revealed during a press conference Thursday.

"We will be able to begin accepting driver's license applications for all Minnesotans, including those who do not have legal presence in the United States," said Pong Xiong, director of the Minnesota Department of Public Safety Driver and Vehicle Services.