Washoe County jail takes part in program to let it identify illegal aliens with fingerprints
RENO (AP) — The Washoe County jail in Reno has become the first in Nevada to participate in a federal program allowing jailers to use fingerprints to establish the immigration status and criminal history of inmates.

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