Policy-Discussion

[Duane at e164 dot org <duane AT e164.org>]

Elwing wrote:

> At least in the US, there are a *lot* of people who do not have
> passports, would we prevent them from getting a CACert because of that? 
> (It's not a required identity document, merely proof of citizenship, in
> fact, try going to a bar and showing your US passport to get in - they
> look at you funny and ask for your driver's license)

It's no longer proof of citizenship since non-citizens were getting
them, for all international border crossings into the US, including by
land from Canada and Mexico you now need a passport or similar document
to prove your citizenship.

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