On the recordJanuary 9, 2017
It did not deny 250,000 people the right to vote. That would be utterly wrong and should be stopped immediately.
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congress.govIt did not deny 250,000 people the right to vote. That would be utterly wrong and should be stopped immediately.
Sessions defends that the ID issue did not prevent voting rights.
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