The Biden administration plans to test providing temporary I.D. cards to unauthorized immigrants awaiting a final decision on their cases. The administration is hoping to get needed Congressional approval before the end of September to roll out a pilot.
, making it more difficult to access housing, healthcare, transportation and other benefits.
The card would likely include a QR code that would provide the enrollee access to court information and documents via an app, the sources said. This could potentially lessen the mounting number of FOIA requests for information about immigration cases. Ideally, it would also incentivize unauthorized immigrants to provide accurate information about their location and virtually check-in more often with law enforcement —rather than having to wait in line at a physical ICE office.If given the green light, there could be even bigger potential uses for such I.D. cards down the line.
The secure card will contain a photo, biographic identifiers, and "cutting-edge security features" to the mutual benefit of the government and noncitizens, the spokesperson added.
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