The Connecticut DMV says the licenses are designed for people 16 and older who are undocumented, or unable to establish lawful presence in the U.S. The drive-only license first became available in Connecticut in December of 2014. “We're just not going to go, or we're going to try not to go, because we wouldn't feel comfortable,” she said. “He's undocumented,” Moncada said in Spanish.Īlthough she has an aunt living in Florida, Moncada said that her family will now avoid traveling there. Her husband, originally from Guatemala, also has a drive-only license. Navigating laws that aim to crack down on illegal immigration is a reality for the family of Gabriella Moncada in Bridgeport. Man hospitalized after shooting on Barbour Street in Hartford
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