‘Document mill’ uncovered in Loudoun

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The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office says authorities have uncovered a “document mill” that manufactured hundreds of documents for illegal aliens.

A search warrant executed in late January at a building on the 700 block of Giles Place in Sterling yielded evidence of at least 500 fraudulent documents, the sheriff’s office said Friday. The documents included work visas, driver’s licenses, social security cards, permanent resident cards, work authorization cards and photographs of customers.

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