Meetings set on immigration changes

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Prince William County officials have until Sept. 11 to determine how they will implement a landmark immigration resolution designed to hasten deportation of illegal immigrants and ban them from receiving some county services.

The county announced on Tuesday the dates of two public meetings to discuss policy changes triggered when county supervisors passed the resolution in July. The first session, on Sept. 11, will cover police procedures, while an Oct. 2 meeting will deal with new measures to ban illegal immigrants from receiving some county services.

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