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ID cards still dodge Daly City ‘illegals’
07/03/2009 By Nicholas von Wettberg INQUIRER.net DALY CITY, California, United States—Just over six months ago, San Francisco put into effect an ordinance that provides its residents with municipal identification cards, the SF City ID Card.

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