“NO NAME GIVEN” Trucker Busted

Red Busted stamp on white background — ILLEGAL BUSTED

New York’s reckless licensing practices have put American lives at risk by issuing a commercial driver’s license to an illegal alien with “NO NAME GIVEN” printed where his legal name should appear.

Story Highlights

Illegal alien Anmol Anmol was arrested in Oklahoma with a bizarre NY commercial license reading “NO NAME GIVEN.”
The Biden administration released him into America in 2023 after an illegal border crossing.
New York DMV issued a Class A CDL with REAL ID compliance despite questionable identity verification.
Federal officials slam New York’s “reckless and incredibly dangerous” licensing policies.

Biden’s Catch-and-Release Creates Highway Hazard

Anmol Anmol entered the United States illegally in 2023 and was promptly released into American communities by the Biden administration’s failed catch-and-release policies.

Two years later, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol and ICE arrested the Indian national during a routine truck inspection on Interstate 40, discovering he possessed a New York commercial driver’s license that raises serious questions about the state’s verification standards.

The September 23, 2025, arrest occurred during a three-day federal operation targeting public safety threats on major trucking corridors.

Absurd License Exposes New York’s Verification Failures

New York’s Department of Motor Vehicles issued Anmol a Class A commercial driver’s license in April 2025, valid through May 2028, with the name field literally reading “NO NAME GIVEN Anmol.”

The license even bore a REAL ID star, supposedly indicating compliance with federal identification standards designed to enhance security.

This shocking documentation failure demonstrates how New York’s liberal policies prioritize political correctness over public safety, allowing someone without proper legal identification to operate massive commercial vehicles on American highways.

DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin condemned New York’s practices as “reckless and incredibly dangerous,” emphasizing the obvious risks of issuing commercial licenses without verifying basic identity information.

Federal immigration officials placed Anmol in removal proceedings, highlighting the disconnect between state licensing policies and federal immigration enforcement. Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt praised his state’s partnership with ICE through the 287(g) program, which enables local law enforcement to assist in immigration enforcement.

Green Light Law Creates National Security Risk

This incident exposes the dangerous consequences of New York’s 2019 “Green Light Law,” which allows illegal aliens to obtain driver’s licenses regardless of immigration status.

While New York DMV officials defend their procedures, claiming compliance with federal guidelines, their explanations ring hollow when faced with such an obvious verification failure.

The case follows another high-profile incident involving Harjinder Singh, another Indian national and illegal alien involved in trucking violations, suggesting a pattern of inadequate screening.

Representative Elise Stefanik directly linked this incident to Governor Kathy Hochul’s immigration policies, demonstrating how sanctuary state policies endanger Americans far beyond state borders.

The arrest underscores the need for enhanced coordination between state licensing authorities and federal immigration enforcement to prevent dangerous individuals from operating commercial vehicles. New York’s refusal to prioritize public safety over political ideology has created a highway hazard that threatens innocent Americans nationwide.

Trump Administration Must End Sanctuary State Recklessness

This case perfectly illustrates why President Trump’s immigration enforcement priorities are essential for protecting American families. The combination of Biden’s catch-and-release border policies and sanctuary states’ refusal to cooperate with federal authorities has created a perfect storm of public safety risks.

Anmol’s case demonstrates how illegal aliens can exploit gaps between federal and state systems to obtain legitimate-looking documentation that enables them to operate dangerous equipment.

The trucking industry faces potential regulatory changes as this incident highlights the need for enhanced driver verification processes. American truckers who follow the rules and obtain proper documentation are being undermined by states that issue licenses to individuals who shouldn’t be in the country at all.

President Trump’s administration must work with Congress to establish federal preemption over commercial licensing standards, ensuring that no state can endanger interstate commerce through reckless political pandering.