In a true spirit of bipartisanship, I would like to remind the Committee that President George W. Bush, in his first Inaugural Address, spoke very strongly against racial profiling as an unsatisfactory police technique.
Conyers highlights Bush's opposition to racial profiling in a bipartisan context.
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You got a good point, but we are going to be able to get it passed. Let's let it go to the courts.
The policies that I've just mentioned, that President Trump has repeatedly promised to deport 11 million, all 11 million undocumented immigrants.
Yes, they tell me there is a chance it could very well be struck down. But we will go ahead and run that risk.
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