BOSTON — The four Registry of Motor Vehicles clerks charged in connection with an alleged identity theft scheme authorities say supplied illegal aliens with Massachusetts IDs and fraudulent voter registrations have been suspended without pay, but questions still linger regarding the extent of their shenanigans — and whether similar activity is happening at other RMV locations.
Wednesday's bust, which focused on the RMV's Haymarket office in Boston, also set off alarm bells for one the nation's leading immigration reform organizations, and only came to light after an anonymous tipster reached out to the State Police — instead of Massachusetts Department of Transportation officials — in October 2015.
New Hampshire U.S. Senator Maggie Hassan was quick to denounce President Donald Trump's description of the Granite State (reported this morning) as a "drug-infested den."
Trump, who is no stranger to wild claims, added in his comments to Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto — which Americans learned of thanks to a transcript of a telephone conversation leaked to the Washington Post — that New Hampshire's alleged drug-addled state is why he won.
