On the recordSeptember 26, 2016
We are here today because the Department of Justice, the entity that is supposed to be the chief enforcer of the law, is aiding and abetting local governments in the failure to enforce the law.
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congress.govWe are here today because the Department of Justice, the entity that is supposed to be the chief enforcer of the law, is aiding and abetting local governments in the failure to enforce the law.
Gowdy accuses the DOJ of supporting local governments in not enforcing immigration laws.
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