Real ID rules at the airport pushed back to 2021 due to coronavirus
"Extending the deadline will also allow the department to work with Congress to implement needed changes to expedite the issuance of Real IDs once the current health crisis concludes," Wolf said.
The rollout of Real IDs is the final phase of an act passed by Congress in 2005, in the wake of 9/11, which aimed to raise security standards for state-issued driver's licenses. The act prohibits federal agencies, including the Transportation Security Administration, which oversees airport security, from "accepting for official purposes licenses and identification cards from states that do not meet these standards," according to the DHS.
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