Corporations are subject as an entity to fines and punishment for violating the law, and so are the corporate officers.

Let Congress pass a comprehensive immigration reform bill.

I would use the appropriate Federal agencies, and I do believe it is in violation of the law to excessively or improperly hinder even the access to an abortion clinic.

I believe the United States should have an immigration policy that is fair and objective and gives people from all over the world the right to apply.

The Voting Rights Act passed in 1965 was one of the most important Acts to deal with racial difficulties that we face.

I suggested that Attorney General Lynch should appoint a special counsel in the Clinton matter.

It has to be the people's interest first, and I do think too often Congress has been complacent in supporting legislation that might make businesses happy.

I would not commit, at this time, to appointing a special counsel when I am not aware of a precise factual situation that would be in play.

No one has been more committed or engaged than Senator Jeff Sessions in protecting and enhancing the prospects of Black workers in America.

Jeff's commitment to upholding the rule of law I believe is unparalleled.

That is correct, and it is subject to civil and/or criminal complaint.

The Solicitor General should not advocate to alter the meaning of words to advance an agenda.

As the Judiciary Committee's Ranking Member during that time in which this legislation was pending, Senator Sessions played a significant role in helping us to craft a bill that would gain bipartisan support and eventually passed Congress…

I do believe we regularly have fraudulent activities occur during election cycles.

I think it is problematic and difficult to justify a prosecutor charging five kilos of heroin when the actual amount was 10, to get a lower sentence.

I made a speech in favor of it saying what you are saying, that it was disproportionately impacting our African-American community and we needed to fix it, and eventually that was passed.

in America you are free to exercise your religious beliefs as you deem fit, as long as it does not violate established law.

We do not need to subject prisoners to any more punishment than the law requires.