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I am guessing there is more to the story than we think.
Mark posted this on Facebook and someone responded saying she had overstayed her student visa by six months, and had four prior warnings. I couldn't find anything to verify this.
Someone correct me if you are wrong... If you move to any state in the US you have a certain period of time to get a local driver's license. You cannot move to the United States for four years and not have a local driver's license. Same thing with your cars too - You have to have your car registered in the state you live in. The requirements are no different if you are a student, or if you student from another country. I would imagine insurance also.
If I go to Canada for two weeks, I can drive on my California DL so long as I have my passport with me. However, she had been living in the US for four years, most likely over stayed her student visa, and didn't have her passport with her. A digital photo of your passport on your cell phone is not the same as your passport. Anyone can edit a photo of a passport.
I'm sorry, but what she did was illegal on multiple levels.
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