Thread: Prince William County Improvements Observed

Prince William County Improvements Observed
[Brenda Walker] @ 10:08 pm

Golly, I can’t believe the Washington Post described newly departed Mexicans in such rude terms…

[quote]The family that planted corn in the front yard of their $500,000 home is gone from Carrie Oliver’s street. So are the neighbors who drilled holes into the trees to string up a hammock.

Oliver’s list goes on: The loud music. The beer bottles. The littered diapers. All gone. When she and her husband, Ron, went for walks in their Manassas area neighborhood, she would take a trash bag and he would carry a handgun. No more. “So much has changed,â€

Prince William County Gets Tough
[Randall Burns] @ 10:07 pm [Email author] [Email This Article] Print This Post

Nick Miroff writes in the Washington Post:

Since the day one year ago when Prince William County supervisors launched their crackdown on illegal immigration, the gulf between the Olivers’ relief and Gonzalez’s dejection has narrowed little, and possibly widened.

At least there is one thing partisans on both sides agree on: Hispanic immigrants are leaving Prince William. Whether their departure has improved the county’s quality of life, or pushed its already strained economy further downward, is the new topic of contention driven largely by views of whether the presence of immigrants was a good thing in the first place.

Prince William County is a fairly diverse community that has grown very rapidly in recent years. What I think is important here is this shows what can be done on a local level with determined leadership
http://blog.vdare.com/archives/2008/07/ ... ets-tough/

I am so jealous .