This bill, S.F. No. 2279, seeks to restrict the use of municipal identification cards (municipal IDs) in Minnesota. It defines a municipal ID as a photo identification card issued by a city to a resident who has lived there for at least 30 days and provided proof of identity and residency. The bill explicitly states that municipal IDs cannot be used as valid identification for receiving state or federally-administered services. If passed, this legislation would prevent municipal IDs from being accepted as official identification for state or federal programs.