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pdf A CALL TO REPEAL CALIFORNIA’S LAW TYING STATE-SPONSORED STUDENT AID TO DRAFT REGISTRATION Popular

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Report_Automatic-Registration-in-the-US-Selective-Service-Example.pdf

automatic registration  in the united states:  the selective service  example

For decades, federal law required men to register with the Selective Service when they turn 18 and to keep their registrations current through the age of 25. Enforceable law helped encourage registration; so did the agency’s efforts to make registration materials available in post offices, schools, and other public places.

In 2009, however, the Selective Service System has taken a more pro-active role in registration and has deployed a range of technological resources that make registration easier and more efficient. Automatic registration programs and data-sharing arrangements with other government agencies— including state departments of motor vehicles, Education, and the Department of Labor’s Job Corps Program— significantly help the Selective Service to register members of the target population and to keep registrations current.

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