The "No CDLs for Illegals Act" proposes to amend federal law by establishing stricter requirements for obtaining a Commercial Driver's License (CDL). It mandates that applicants must provide valid documentation proving their citizenship status, lawful permanent resident status, or a valid work authorization , along with proof of domicile in the issuing State . The bill further requires States to use the SAVE system for all non-citizen CDL applicants, denying licenses if lawful presence is not confirmed, and prohibits States from issuing CDLs to individuals not domiciled within their borders. Non-compliant States will face the suspension of federal highway funds by the Secretary of Transportation, who will conduct annual reviews to ensure adherence. To enhance enforcement, the Secretary is directed to issue regulations imposing fines on trucking companies that knowingly employ drivers whose commercial driver's licenses do not meet these new federal standards. This comprehensive approach aims to prevent the issuance of CDLs to unauthorized individuals and ensure compliance across the commercial transportation sector.