evidence: The Driver’s Licenses for All law means that more than 80,000 Minnesotans can now apply for a license. It reverses a 2003 order by then Gov. Tim Pawlenty that required proof of legal residence to obtain a driver’s license, stripping thousands of undocumented immigrants of their right to drive overnight. [...] Thankfully, on March 7, Gov. Tim Walz signed the "Driver's Licenses for All" bill into law. Driver's Licenses for All will positively impact tens of thousands of Minnesotans. Undocumented immigrants can now safely get to work, take their kids to school, go to the doctor, and grocery shop without fear of being stopped by police, ticketed and even facing immigration consequences for simply driving.