Indiana could be following Illinois’ lead in providing driver’s licenses to undocumented immigrants.
That’s if Indiana State Sen. Frank Mrvan of Hammond has his way.
Mrvan says he hopes to appeal to the “humanitarian side” of Hoosier Republicans.
The veteran Democrat says he knows it will be tough to push through such a bill in conservative Indiana but he’s going to try anyway.
“I was encouraged and I think it was great that Illinois passed it. I’d like to think that there’s good people on both sides,” Mrvan said. “They (Republicans) are saying they want to reach out to Latinos and this is a humanitarian way to do it.”