Illegal immigrants allegedly obtained a $200 bribery license from Kentucky

According to a former crime administrator, some illegal immigrants allegedly obtained a $200 driver’s license in Louisville, Kentucky.

Melissa Moorman told WDRB: “Employees are paid under the table.

Moorman’s whistleblower lawsuit says she was fired after reporting the situation to the case Kentucky transport cabinet.

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“I let my supervisor know immediately,” Moorman told the media. The workers she reported were also fired late last year, according to news media reports.

She claimed that colleagues used login names to sign permits without proper homeland security checks, and fake documents were used for illegal immigration to avoid taking part in driving tests, WDRB Report.

Illegal immigrants cannot legally obtain a driver’s license in Bluegrass State.

Former Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron Said he was “shocked” to understand the allegations.

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Former Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron gave a live speech to most of the virtual 2020 Republican National Convention at the Mellon Auditorium in Washington, USA on August 25, 2020. (Reuters/Jonathan Ernst/File Photo)

“Under Democratic President Joe Biden, we are liberalizing our laws and we are bringing illegal people into the country. We do not abide by the rule of law. I think President Trump said, “It turns out we don’t need new laws, we need a new president who is willing to enforce the laws.” In 1792, exchange CEO Cameron told Fox News Numbers in an interview.

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“Obviously, we have some rogue employees in Kentucky that just refuse to comply with the law. Again, I think the whistleblower who appears publicly said, ‘Hey, this is wrong, I think it is wrong.’ I hope this will be resolved and people in the state will be responsible because in the end, they entrust them to make sure our laws are maintained.”

Cameron, who ran for the U.S. Senate in 2026, praised the whistleblower who recently went public, said she “had the courage to speak out and be a whistleblower because it’s again inconsistent with the rule of law, which is happening.”

He continued: “I think these people have to be responsible and I think there is a need to ask serious questions about the serious issues with the Kentucky Department of Transportation to understand how they allow such employees to violate our state’s laws.”

Incumbent Attorney General Russell Coleman said an investigation is underway.

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Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear spoke at the 2024 Democratic National Convention held at the United Center in Chicago on Monday, August 19, 2024. (Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call, Inc, via Getty Images)

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In a statement, Coleman told Fox News Digital in a statement, told Fox News Digital in a statement, told Fox News Digital in a statement, told Media Report that it is closely related to our state and federal law enforcement partners and that we have been actively investigating this potential fraud, which has been ahead of this week’s report for some time. ”

Fox News Digital and Governor Andy Beshear office. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet responded to local reports in a statement to Fox News’ digital numbers.

“Ensure the integrity of state-issued identities is a high priority and any irregularities are taken seriously and investigated. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) regularly reviews the application for certificates, in which case many violations have identified many credentials and revoked 1,985 credentials. To the best of our knowledge, all employees involved are employed through temporary agencies and have been parked at any airport.

“This is an ongoing criminal investigation, including the Kentucky Police, the Kentucky Attorney General, the U.S. Attorney, etc. We are asked not to share documents or certain information to avoid compromise investigations. KYTC has transferred all requested information to all law firms, where they will continue to conduct legal affairs, where they have liability, where they have further investigations, and where there are other issues, and where there are other issues.