Prince William Co. to Seek Federal Deportation Training
posted 4:33 pm Wed September 05, 2007 - Manassas, Va.
Now, officials from the jail, the county sheriff's office and police departments in Prince William, Manassas and Manassas Park are proposing a plan to use the same immigration enforcement guidelines and have the same training.
Prince William Police Chief Charlie Deane plans to present details on the initiative this month to county supervisors.
Herndon police have also received Immigration and Customs training.
Immigrant rights advocates say if local police start enforcing federal immigration laws, they'll lose trust they have built with the immigrant community.
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Information from: The Washington Post
Latest Comment on Prince William Co. to Seek Federal Deportation Training
deltaperl4lyfe@yahoo.com
9:29 pm on 09/08/07
Who cares about the advocates! ILLEGAL... that is the word for today. The police should do their job. Why do ILLEGALS think the US owes them anything. If you want to live here, you have to come through the process like everyone else. It's about time we deal with this problem. If you need help, I'll be the 1st one to sign up and help you round'em up! I'm sick of the trash in my neighborhood and the socializing all night, keeping me up all night, then I have go to work and pay taxes for them.
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