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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