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Another provision signed into law by McDonnell also shortened the amount of time given to alleged traffic law violators to respond to citations resulting from red light camera violations.
Quackscam was the largest raid against game law violators in the history of Illinois.
Police will target traffic law violators and "slow zones" will be created.
"Overnite is the Enron of labor law violators," Mr. Young said.
had been reforming its own policies to focus resources on "criminals, recent border crossers and repeat immigration law violators".
If Mr. Mandell's conviction is overturned and he goes free, one of the more colorful securities law violators will be back on the scene.
The program is far from perfect — immigration officials sometimes deport minor offenders, like traffic law violators, rather than the more serious criminals, who should be the top priority.
Under American law, violators would be denied access to the United States banking system, though as a political matter it is difficult to imagine that ever being enforced.
"We focused on smart, effective enforcement that prioritizes the removal of criminal aliens, recent border crossers and egregious immigration law violators," said Matthew Chandler, a spokesman for the Department of Homeland Security.
