CA Democrats Vow to Keep Immigrant Truckers From 'Reckless' Policy of Taking English Proficiency Tests
California Democrats are opposing a policy that would require immigrant truck drivers to demonstrate English proficiency. This stance comes in light of concerns over safety and the qualifications of drivers who may not understand road signs. Critics argue that protecting unqualified drivers undermines public safety and reflects a political agenda prioritizing votes over the well-being of citizens.
- ▪Democratic gubernatorial candidates in California are defending immigrant truck drivers against English proficiency tests.
- ▪Concerns have been raised about the safety of unqualified drivers operating large trucks on highways.
- ▪Critics argue that the Democrats' stance prioritizes political interests over public safety.
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CA Democrats Vow to Keep Immigrant Truckers From 'Reckless' Policy of Taking English Proficiency Tests By Becky Noble | 2:30 PM on May 27, 2026 The opinions expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of RedState.com. Xavier Becerra and Tom Steyer. (Credit: Susan Walsh/Matt Rourke/AP Images) The one good thing that may have come from a horrific crash on a Florida highway last August was the fact that it shed plenty of light on the fact that semi truck drivers who are in the country illegally and are not qualified to operate the multi-ton vehicles are a much bigger problem than one crash. Blue states like California are where most of these commercial driver's licenses (CDL) are being issued.
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