Federal Crackdown Targets CDL Fraud: 110 Driving Schools Shut Down | The States

The battle over mail-in voting heads back to court as 25 states challenge a Trump administration rule requiring additional scrutiny and tracking of election-related mail. Meanwhile, the federal government is cracking down on fraudulent CDL schools and commercial drivers who fail English proficiency and safety requirements.

On this episode of The States, Greg Bishop also breaks down new polling showing a majority of American voters believe antisemitism is on the rise, the latest Second Amendment challenge to Illinois and Connecticut gun bans before the U.S. Supreme Court, and a new federal process for restoring firearm rights.

Plus, lawmakers in Pennsylvania debate banning Flock cameras and other automated license plate readers, California lawmakers take up election and vote-by-mail legislation, and Milwaukee officials acknowledge an error involving election audit logs.

In this episode:

• Mail-in ballot rules challenged by 25 states

• North Carolina and Wisconsin prepare to send absentee ballots

• Trump administration's CDL school crackdown

• Fraudulent commercial driver's licenses and English proficiency violations

• New polling on rising antisemitism

• Illinois and Connecticut gun bans face Supreme Court challenge

• Second Amendment rights restoration process

• ATF reports a cyber intrusion