Crackdown budget debate split over cost of cameras

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Prince William County supervisors are split over whether to fund the most expensive piece of their crackdown on illegal immigrants next year in the face of a $51 million deficit.

Police Chief Charlie Deane has said the $3.1 million program to install cameras in all 250 to 270 vehicles would protect officers against accusations of racial profiling.

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