for the chief law enforcement of the nation, the Attorney General, to tell the world, and especially his law enforcement colleagues, not to enforce a law on the federal books is a little bit more than selective prosecution.
Hal Rogers: “for the chief law enforcement of the nation, the Attorney General, to tell the world, and especially his law enforcement…”
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Rogers criticizes the Attorney General's stance on enforcing federal marijuana laws.
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