Homeland Security announces contest for best sex offender passport design

Last February Congress passed the “International Megan’s Law,” requiring registered sex offenders to have a conspicuous mark on their passports identifying them as such. A federal court summarily dismissed a lawsuit challenging the law, saying that, since the government has not yet decided what the mark will be, the plaintiffs were merely speculating that it would do them harm.  

Homeland Security is now calling for entries for their Sex Offender Passport Design Contest. Here’s ours:

 

 

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