I think what we can all agree on is to return someone with his criminal history to a jurisdiction that had no intention whatsoever of ever prosecuting him, and in the process he is released, should be an affront to everyone, irrespective of political ideation.
Issa criticizes the release of a criminal due to jurisdictional issues.
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