The US has no free, standardized, national ID card.
Each individual state does it on their own. They all have their own rules and levels of verification.
Recently there is a national standard created. If the state ID meets that standard it has a gold star emblem in one corner. I believe part of that standard is proof of citizenship. But I’m not sure all state ID yet meet that standard, compliance has been pushed back several times; Mostly by conservative states. I think we can now see the real reason for that, instead of the commonly stated “government over reach”.
There at least two owned near me. I know because at least one is warped in a carbon black color.
I never hated the look of them. I always like it when people try bold different looks for any product. But I saw one in a parking lot, and was able to put hands on it in person. That’s when it’s size and sharp angles immediately made me think “This seems almost intended to be a pedestrian murder machine.” Even bumping into it as you walk around a stationary one, just seems unnecessarily dangerous.