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    For Hispanic immigrants in Prince William, the resolution could portend heightened cultural and ethnic tensions. "There's a lot of hate in this county" said Tulio Diaz, a native of Puerto Rico who has lived in Prince William since 1972. Full Article at The Washington Post
    There's a lot of hate in this county
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 29 months ago
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Residency Rules May Tighten in Pr. William
  1. What is unusual is that they are packaging all of these measures into one resolution.
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 29 months ago
  2. It's an election year, and it's a great wedge issue
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 29 months ago
  3. No one has ever given any police the authority to ask, 'Are you a citizen?'
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 29 months ago
  4. You can't prevent a child from going to school
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 29 months ago
  5. Clearly, this is inciting people
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 29 months ago
  6. So who do you pick on?
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 29 months ago
  7. as close to encouraging vigilante action as I have ever seen on paper.
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 29 months ago
  8. We don't get into [immigration status] for a library card. All we require is proof of address
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 29 months ago
  9. I don't know how people will live in this country
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 29 months ago

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