Anti-illegal immigration groups are teaming up

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The leaders of Virginia anti-illegal immigration groups that successfully lobbied Prince William and Loudoun counties’ elected officials to consider policies that discourage illegal immigrants from residing there are assisting similar fledgling organizations in other Virginia locales and in Maryland.

Leaders of three-year-old Help Save Herndon said they decided to create Help Save Virginia once they started receiving inquiries from residents of Virginia Beach, Henrico County, Vienna, Fairfax, Annandale, Culpepper and Roanoke.

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