ID debate questions card’s merit, usefulness
Panelists questioned the motivations behind and implications of the Elm City Resident Card program at a Wednesday night debate that was part of the ongoing New Haven Solidarity Week.
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Panelists Chris Powell, Chris George, Raul Rivera and Keith Darden (left to right) discuss the legality and the value of the Elm City Resident ID Card on Nov. 7. Attendees disagreed on the implications of the card on immigration issues.
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