By Jay Sekulow
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A stolen work by French impressionist Camille Pissarro is going home after 31 years, thanks to sharp-eyed French investigators and the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
"It's a growing area," he said. "There's a growing awareness of these crimes."
"We used to recover mostly artifacts, but in the past three or four years stolen art works are becoming more numerous," said Mr. Karch, a former anti-narcotics Customs agent who was reassigned to tracking down paintings a couple of years ago.
