On the recordJanuary 9, 2017
Mr. Chairman, fundamentally, I believe that it would not end the lawlessness, and it would grant amnesty.
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congress.govMr. Chairman, fundamentally, I believe that it would not end the lawlessness, and it would grant amnesty.
Sessions opposes the 2013 Immigration Bill, fearing it would lead to amnesty and increased lawlessness.
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