They warned it could lead to mistrust between police and the Latino community.
Eric Holder
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Eric Holder is a prominent Democratic attorney and former U.S. Attorney General, serving under President Barack Obama from 2009 to 2015. Born on January 21, 1951, in the District of Columbia, Holder was the first African American to hold the position of Attorney General. He is known for his work on civil rights issues, criminal justice reform, and voting rights. During his tenure, he emphasized the importance of addressing systemic inequalities and was involved in high-profile cases, including those related to gun control and immigration reform.
For us to be successful in this effort, we need to gather as much intelligence as we can.
One of the things that we are tasked with is making sure that it is not used in a criminal way by people who would perpetrate frauds, or by terrorists who would use it to spread their ideology and potentially radicalize people, or in an…
The Department remains committed to the promises that I made to this subcommittee and to the American people.
Thank you for this opportunity to discuss the President's fiscal year 2011 budget for the Department of Justice.
There was a very big misconception that somehow or other terrorists have far greater rights in the Article III courts than they would in the military commissions.
Yes. There are exceptions to Miranda, and that is one of the ways in which we conduct our interrogations of terrorism suspects.
I made a commitment to make decisions based on the facts and the law, regardless of politics.
The notion that people could bring guns to airports... is one that, to me, is very worrisome.
This President is committed to appointing and putting on the bench qualified people who are non-ideological in their views.
The Department's request for fiscal year 2011 seeks really significant resources to combat violence along the Southwest border.
People who put their life on the line in order to protect the rest of us are owed a special obligation.
The 9th Circuit does present unique problems, both in its geographic size and the workload that it has.
To ensure the public safety, we are allowed to ask those questions without giving Miranda warnings.
There is simply no higher priority than disrupting potential attacks and bringing those who plot them to justice.
If you were to take from us the ability to use the Federal courts, you will weaken our ability to win this war.
We are committed to keeping guns out of the hands of people who should not have them.
Yes. The Supreme Court in the Dickerson case...said that the Miranda warnings were of constitutional dimension.
There is not a distinct advantage that people get if they are in the Article III courts.
I think that mentoring, especially of young men, is a critical thing in our successful crime fighting efforts.
I am never satisfied, even with an operation like this one, which I think we all have to understand was successful.





