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Crime by illegal immigrants at the heart of Mesa woman’s crusade (access required)

By: Megan Janetsky June 30, 2017

Critics say they understand the pain that crime victims go through, but that groups like the Department of Homeland Security’s new Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement Office unfairly stigmatize all immigrants for the actions of a criminal few.

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