Pr. William officials say crackdown on illegals reason for crime decline
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Jun 30, 2008 2:00 AM (11 hrs ago) by David Sherfinski, The Examiner
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6 days ago: Revisions to immigration policy take effect July 1
17 days ago: Wolf warns U.N. to stop immigration official from rescheduling visit to Prince William County
18 days ago: Illegal immigrant held in Virginia on Md. charges faces extradition
19 days ago: U.N. human rights official cancels Pr. William visit
20 days ago: U.N. official cancels Prince William County visit
20 days ago: U.N. official arriving for Prince William visit
25 days ago: U.N. official to visit Prince William to study illegal-immigration policy
26 days ago: Pr. William crackdown enforcement plummets in May
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WASHINGTON (Map, News) - Prince William County officials Friday attributed a 19.3 percent decline in crimes against people from 2006 to 2007 to last year’s crackdown on illegal immigrants.

Board of Supervisors Chairman Corey Stewart said the major difference between Prince William and other counties where crime is on the rise is the county’s “very aggressive crackdown on illegal immigration.â€