A Utah vanity license plate reading “DEPORTM” sparked public outrage after high school teacher Matt Pacenza photographed it and questioned why it had been approved, tagging Utah’s Driver License Division on social media and raising broader concerns about offensive messages, state oversight, accountability, and the limits of free expression on government-issued plates.
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