New York Sues Trump Administration For Trusted Traveler Program Access

The transcript discusses a lawsuit filed against the Trump administration, specifically targeting the US Customs and Border Protection and the Department of Homeland Security. The lawsuit criticizes a federal policy that restricts New Yorkers from participating in trusted traveler programs, a response to New York's Green Light Law. This law allows undocumented immigrants to obtain driver's licenses and limits DMV data sharing with federal authorities. Homeland Security argues the law hinders security efforts, while opponents, including New York's Attorney General and Governor Cuomo, claim the policy harms the economy and public safety.

What is the main focus of the lawsuit filed against the Trump administration?

• To challenge the Green Light Law

• To oppose the restriction on trusted traveler programs

• To support the federal policy on national security

• To promote the sharing of DMV information with ICE

What does the Green Light Law allow undocumented immigrants to do?

• Enroll in TSA Pre-check

• Access federal benefits

• Obtain driver's licenses

• Vote in state elections

Why does Homeland Security criticize the Green Light Law?

• It increases traffic violations

• It complicates traveler vetting

• It reduces state revenue

• It encourages illegal immigration

What is one argument made by New York officials against the federal policy?

• It aligns with national security goals

• It unfairly targets New York

• It supports economic growth

• It enhances public safety

How does the federal policy impact New York's economy according to the state AG's office?

• It has no significant impact

• It increases federal funding

• It boosts tourism

• It damages the economy