Delaware is obediently preparing to bend over and accept the civil rights reaming that is Real ID [as quoth the WNJ ]: Those getting a Delaware driver’s license will soon face increased security measures. That could make life difficult for some – particularly immigrants who are not in this country legally and don’t have the necessary documents. The federal REAL ID Act of 2005, which came in response to the 9/11 Commission’s findings that 18 of the 19 hijackers had obtained driver’s licenses, requires states to revamp their licenses and licensing procedures to meet federal standards. The law was condemned by many states as a costly unfunded mandate – it would cost them an estimated $4 billion to implement it – and 24 states have refused to comply or passed laws limiting their participation. Delaware, which didn’t resist the federal Real ID mandate, is expected to be ready to meet the requirements of Real ID. If you want to read about the serious civil rights, personal privacy, and gover...