In a world where fairness and justice are often mere political buzzwords, the Trump administration remains unwavering in its commitment to protecting American citizens. This no-nonsense approach shines through with the steadfast enforcement of the REAL ID deadline. It’s long overdue that we have secure, standardized identification across all states. When Kentucky officials asked for an extension, they were met with a firm response: the rules apply to everyone, no exceptions. This is what true leadership looks like.
Unlike the Democrats, who are too busy playing favorites, President Trump knows the value of treating every state equally. Kentucky might not be ready, but it’s time for them to face reality. Why should we lower the bar for them when so many others are making the effort? Protecting our citizens is the real priority. This administration understands the importance of securing our nation against threats, both external and internal, a concept that some liberal lawmakers can’t seem to grasp.
Kentucky is only partially ready to comply, but that’s hardly justification to halt the entire nation’s progress. Lots of states, including Pennsylvania and Maine, also lag behind. Throwing special favors won’t solve their failures. It would just reward laziness and incompetence. Washington and New Jersey, trailing behind like lost sheep, need to step up, become more American-first, and start protecting their own residents.
No Exceptions: Trump Admin Strikes Down Calls to Extend Real ID Deadline https://t.co/jtkNfmtaYG
— Michael J. Fell (@MichaelJFell) April 29, 2025
By enforcing the REAL ID requirement, the administration is guaranteeing safer air travel and federal facility access. It’s remarkable how some leaders prioritize convenience over security. Those unprepared should brace for delays at airports. Illegal immigrants thinking they can skirt the law by boarding a plane should think twice. Under the new rules, they’ll only get onboard if they’re heading back home.
This move isn’t just about IDs; it’s a declaration against the liberal penchant for loopholes and special treatment. The Trump administration is drawing a line in the sand: America first, bureaucracy and slackness last. It’s about time someone told these states to get with the program. If not now, then when? Will we keep waiting until liberal negligence becomes the norm?