I will require states to revoke all commercial trucking licenses currently issued to illegal aliens and aliens with temporary status, whether or not such persons have work authorization, as a condition of Department of Transportation funding.

Jim Banks · Indiana · Republican

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Revoking all trucking licenses currently issued to illegal aliens and aliens with temporary status, whether or not such persons have work authorization.

Jim Banks promises to require states to revoke existing commercial trucking licenses issued to illegal aliens and those with temporary status in order to continue receiving federal DOT funds.

Senator Banks Introduces the Dalilah Law to Get Illegal Truckers Off America’s Roads
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05-01-2026 | S.3917 | The Dalilah Law. Latest Action: Read twice and referred to the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation.

Official Senate office legislation page shows Banks introduced S.3917, The Dalilah Law, but it was only read twice and referred to committee as of May 1, 2026, not enacted.

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Legislation - Senator Jim Banks
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This legislation would require states to take specific measures to get illegal alien truck drivers off America’s roads to receive federal Department of Transportation funding. Key provisions include revoking all trucking licenses currently issued to illegal aliens and aliens with temporary status, whether or not such persons have work authorization.

Banks publicly announced and described a bill matching the promise’s core policy: conditioning DOT funding on revoking commercial trucking licenses from illegal aliens and people with temporary status, regardless of work authorization.

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Senator Banks Introduces the Dalilah Law to Get Illegal Truckers Off America’s Roads
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Banks introduced S.3917, The Dalilah Law, in the 119th Congress, and its stated provisions match the promise by conditioning federal DOT funding on states revoking commercial trucking licenses for illegal aliens and aliens with temporary status regardless of work authorization. However, the bill has not been enacted; the latest available status is referral to the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, with related House action limited to committee approval rather than final passage. This is a serious legislative attempt during Banks's current Senate term, but the promised policy outcome has not been delivered.

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