How is Real ID a threat to your liberty? We now have millions of illegal aliens residing in our country thanks to Biden. Do you really want illegal aliens using a DL to claim they are legal? Sometimes security requires action on your part you know.
I don't think you're getting what I've said, at least 3 or 4 times, about the border issue. But instead of repeating myself, I'm going to copy / paste a post from someone else, which answers your question about why I believe this is a slippery slope. This was posted on x, but instead of linking to it, I'll just paste the whole thing here....
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Why NOT to get the real ID! Notice the verbiage “real” !! You know right there its inverted!
The REAL ID Act is being pushed as a security measure, but the reality is, it’s about control, not protection.
1. It’s a National ID in Disguise
The government claims REAL ID isn’t a national ID, but it functions exactly like one.
✔ It centralizes personal data across states.
✔ It makes it easier for federal agencies to track individuals.
✔ It forces Americans to comply or lose access to basic freedoms like air travel.
2. It’s a Step Toward Government Surveillance
REAL ID creates a huge, shared database of personal information that can be accessed by multiple government agencies.
✔ In the future, it could be linked to facial recognition, financial data, or even a social credit system.
✔ What happens when the government decides who can and cannot travel based on compliance with other policies?
This ID system sets up a dangerous precedent for tracking and restricting movement.
3. Your Data is at Risk
The government isn’t exactly great at protecting sensitive information.
✔ A centralized system makes hacking easier, putting millions at risk of identity theft.
✔ REAL ID doesn’t make anyone safer—it just creates a massive cybersecurity risk.
If the government can’t even secure its own databases, why should we trust them with MORE of our personal data?
4. It Violates Your Right to Travel Freely
The REAL ID Act restricts movement within the U.S. by making it impossible to:
Board a domestic flight without a compliant ID.
Enter federal buildings or certain areas without government approval.
If the government can restrict travel based on an ID today, what stops them from adding other requirements in the future?
Freedom of movement should not be controlled by bureaucrats.
5. It’s Expensive & Unnecessary
✔ REAL ID costs states millions to implement.
✔ It forces citizens to provide more personal documents, creating a hassle for everyday Americans.
✔ Meanwhile, it doesn’t stop identity fraud—bad actors will still find ways to get fake IDs.
This isn’t about security. It’s about forcing compliance with a flawed system.
The Bigger Picture
Today, it’s just an ID. Tomorrow, it could be linked to:

Digital passports

Vaccine or health records

Social credit systems

Restrictions based on “approved” behavior
If that sounds far-fetched, look at other countries where national ID systems have led to government overreach and restricted freedoms.
REAL ID isn’t just an inconvenience—it’s a warning sign of what could come next.
What Can You Do?
Opt out by using a passport for travel instead.
Educate others about the real risks of this program.
Push back against digital ID expansions and government overreach.
If we don’t resist this now, what comes next will be even worse. Freedom requires vigilance. Stay informed. Stay free.
Would you comply with a system that tracks you just to travel? Or will you stand for freedom while you still can?
How “Voluntary” Becomes Mandatory – The 50% Rule Explained
Governments and corporations never force major control changes all at once—they introduce them gradually until most people accept them voluntarily. Once a majority (over 50%) comply, it becomes easier to enforce it as a law or requirement. Here’s how it works:
Step 1: Introduce It as “Optional” (Soft Launch)
At first, they tell you:
“This is just a convenient option! You don’t have to use it if you don’t want to.”
• Example: When REAL ID was first introduced, they said “You can still use your regular license.”
• Reality: They just need some people to start using it, so they normalize the idea without resistance.
Step 2: Make It Seem Like the “Better” Choice
Next, they push it with incentives:
“You’ll get through airport security faster.”
“You’ll have access to exclusive services.”
“It will make your life easier!”