the misguided, at times, premise that the President's immigration orders pose a threat of voter fraud by non-citizens who will somehow hijack the election process and thereby threaten our national security.
Lynch critiques the belief that immigration orders lead to voter fraud and national security threats.
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the goal here and the statutory direction for the CFPB was we were trying to provide a single point of accountability for enforcing Federal consumer financial laws in protecting consumers in the financial marketplace.
Is there a reason--the other question is, why has not Rudy Giuliani--if he is such a key witness and was on the ground...
It is important to correct some of the inaccurate and misleading claims that could lead us to shut down innovative policy approaches.
I just see us in a competition, you know, and I know China right now has full spectrum surveillance of its entire population.
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