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Arundel policy change finds more suspected illegal immigrants

Published 04/04/08
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ANNAPOLIS (AP) - Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold's office says a new policy at county jails has helped flag foreign-born prisoners for federal immigration officials.

Under the policy that began in March, federal authorities are contacted immediately...

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Illegal Inmates - 2008-04-05 07:34:48

Kudos to the County Executive.

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Jailed Illegals - 2008-04-04 20:29:38

Good Move. An attorney from CASA says that she felt that crimes would not be reported and that is all hogwash. How many jailed criminals report crimes? If Casa is so concerned about citizens of Mexico, why don't they go to Mexico and take care of their problems? I do not think that their State in Mexico will give them a million dollars American to run their operation to protect criminals.

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