In New York, several employees of the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) were recently caught doing the one thing at which government drones seem efficient: corruptly profiting from their positions. They weren't alone in selling driver's licenses to ineligible customers; similar stories frequently appear around the country wherever public workers see a way to make a few bucks by providing official identification documents, often in fake names, to anybody with cash in hand. As common as the practice is, it's an interesting commentary on the long-delayed recent introduction of REAL ID requirements, which are supposed to make us more secure.
Sure, they will. Except for that part about workarounds being for sale to all-comers at reasonable prices.
