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The Prince William jail could soon take on the federal task of screening undocumented immigrants for deportation after its 10-member board unanimously decided last week to move forward with Immigration and Customs Enforcement training . our schools and other public programs have been greatly undermined , " Covington said.Prince William is facing a revenue shortfall of $ 18 million this year and has determined that it must cut about $ 22 million from next year 's budget , a process that is just beginning . regarding the total cost to serve the illegal population , " concluded the study , written by County Executive Craig S. Gerhart.Prince William , where about 20 percent of residents are foreign-born , is one of several areas in Northern Virginia grappling with a wave of new residents , many of them illegal immigrants . " These days , he occasionally turns at the sound of a blaring horn to see a stranger raising a middle finger at him.He walks into a Herndon diner called Amphora , his secret gathering spot today , a one-block stroll to where a crowd of Latino day laborers has already gathered to wait for potential employers . " Roberts good-naturedly referred to the lack of anticipation of the report , saying he 'd once asked Rehnquist why he released it on New Year 's Day . The late Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist took a powerful sedative during his first decade on the Supreme Court and grew so dependent on it that he became delusional and tried to escape from a hospital in his pajamas when he stopped taking the drug in 1981 , according to newly released FBI files.The files also show that during both of Rehnquist 's confirmation battles - - when he was first named to the court by President Richard Nixon in 1971 and when President Ronald Reagan nominated him as chief justice in 1986 - - the Justice Department enlisted the FBI to find out what witnesses lined up by Senate Democrats were prepared to say . The state is home to Pat Robertson 's Christian Broadcasting Network as well as Jerry Falwell Ministries , both of which speak out against abortion.A Washington Post poll taken during the 2005 governor 's race found that 61 percent of Virginia residents think abortion should be legal in all or most cases ; 38 percent said they want to outlaw the practice.A bill by Del. Robert G. Marshall ( R-Prince William ) causes abortion-rights supporters the greatest concern . Then they measured the students ' attitudes toward politics , President Bush and the Democratic presidential nominee , Sen. John F. Kerry ( Mass. ) .