Richard Durbin actually said...

In 1928, the City of Chicago banned a book, known as 'The Wonderful Wizard of Oz,' from all of its public libraries.

Two decades later, in 1873, Congress passed the Comstock Act, a law that mandated up to 5 years in prison for any person who sold or distrib...

But for 30 years, Congress has failed to pass immigration reform, and as a consequence, many of the things that are happening on the border ...

Unfortunately, there is a long history in our country of banning books we now consider classic works of literature.