Michigan REAL ID deadline: What you should know about application
Michigan residents should pay attention to the REAL ID deadline so they won't be prevented from flying within the United States or entering some federal facilities, Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson and transportation security officials said today.
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Benson held a news conference at Detroit Metro Airport with Steve Lorincz, federal security director for the Transportation Security Administration, and Darryl Brown, vice president of public safety for the Wayne County Airport Authority, to ensure residents have the facts about REAL ID.
Michigan REAL ID deadline: What you should know about application
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