Pressure is growing on Prince William County supervisors to reconsider the controversial illegal-immigration crackdown the Police Department launched last month.

Saying the financial and public relations costs of the landmark program have been much larger than anticipated, two supervisors told business leaders Friday that the county must rework the policy to improve the community’s image.

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