However, other states and territories with similar laws had been allowed to continue their participation in the TTP. In banning New York from the TTP, the Trump administration argued that the state was endangering national security by refusing to share personal data for background checks and therefore could not be trusted to participate in the program. The law had prevented the state's Department of Motor Vehicles from sharing information with immigration authorities unless ordered by a judge to do so.

The White House is lifting a months-long ban on residents of New York state from taking part in a federal program to streamline passenger security checks at airports and international borders after the Department of Homeland Security admitted that it made false statements responding to a lawsuit brought by the state over the issue.ДHS said Thursday it was restoring the Trusted Traveler Program (TTP) after New York amended its 'Green Light' law that went into effect in December, allowing undocumented immigrants to apply for driver's licenses. A Global Entry Trusted Traveler Network kiosk awaits arriving international passengers who are registered for the service at Los Angeles International Airport in 2010.

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