Indiana tightens rules on migrant truckers, requires visas and English proficiency

Indiana officials are moving to revoke commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs) for immigrants unable to provide valid work visas, with all affected licenses set to expire at midnight Wednesday. 

In a statement on social media Tuesday afternoon, Indiana Lt. Governor Micah Beckwith said that moving forward, all future non-citizen CDL applications will need one of three approved work visas, while also requiring the driver to demonstrate proficiency in English. 

The announcement comes days...