Prince William County’s high-profile crackdown on illegal immigration is facing the chopping block for fiscal 2010 as the Board of Supervisors looks for ways to cut spending at its annual financial retreat Friday.
The program is one of a host of cuts the supervisors will consider. County agencies have prepared for budget cuts from 10 percent to 33 percent, and County Executive Craig Gerhart will present the potential plans to the supervisors.
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