On the recordJuly 25, 2012
Civil rights indeed has a strong bipartisan history and tradition in this Committee, in this Congress, and across America.
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Tom Perez
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congress.govCivil rights indeed has a strong bipartisan history and tradition in this Committee, in this Congress, and across America.
Perez emphasizes the bipartisan nature of civil rights enforcement in his statement.
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