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It has been obvious for a while that Jeff Sessions was unlikely to last long past the midterm elections as attorney general; still, the suddenness of Wednesday’s dismissal was a little raw. The history is complicated. Sessions was the first senator to respond to Trump’s seriousness about immigration enforcement and what that could mean, so […] November 8th, 2018 | Category: immigration enforcement | Tags: AG, Attorney General, border, Congress, crime, illegal, immigration, Jeff Sessions, law enforcement, public safety, Senate |  Email This Post |  Print This Post For those who think the United States should be the welfare office for the world, Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ recent asylum restrictions are seen with horror. His decision is to end the gravy train of admitting women who claim abuse by the husband or BF got a front-page headline on Tuesday’s New York Times right […] June 12th, 2018 | Category: immigration enforcement | Tags: aliens, asylum, asylum criteria, Attorney General, domestic violence, Jeff Sessions, liberal, rescue, victim visas, violence against women | Email This Post | Print This Post Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ immigration enforcement speech on Monday got a lot of attention in the open-borders crowd for his suggestion that smuggled kids would be separated from their parents — oh, the cruelty! None of these concerned liberals seems to notice that shlepping kiddies for thousands of miles to cross the border illegally is […] May 8th, 2018 | Category: illegal immigration | Tags: aliens, Attorney General, Attorney General Jeff Sessions, border, border deaths, child abuse, child endangerment, crime, enforcement, illegal, immigration | Email This Post | Print This Post Are the feds finally getting serious about dealing with sanctuary cities? It looks that way. On Thursday, Attorney General Jeff Sessions issued a memo delivering a final warning to jurisdictions in violation of 8 U.S. Code § 1373 would see pressure brought to bear: AG JEFF SESSIONS: “Jurisdictions that adopt so-called ‘sanctuary policies’ also adopt […] October 12th, 2017 | Category: sanctuary policy | Tags: aliens, Attorney General, California, crime, Department of Justice, DOJ, enforcement, illegal, illegal alien crime, immigration, Jeff Sessions, public safety, violence | Email This Post | Print This Post On Thursday, Tucker Carlson criticized President Trump for his unwise bashing of the attorney general he chose, former Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions. Tucker was responding to the July 19 New York Times article, Citing Recusal, Trump Says He Wouldn’t Have Hired Sessions. Senator Sessions must have seen the position of attorney general as a greater […] July 21st, 2017 | Category: immigration enforcement | Tags: Attorney General, border, Congress, illegal, immigration, immigration enforcement, Jeff Sessions, President Trump, Washington | Email This Post | Print This Post The Attorney General made good use of his Arizona border tour on Tuesday by laying out how border protection will be implemented going forward: in short, America’s existing immigration laws will be enforced, not avoided. AG Sessions spoke to a group of law enforcement officers assembled in Nogales, Arizona. A few important points: additional […] April 11th, 2017 | Category: immigration enforcement | Tags: aliens, arizona, Attorney General, border, crime, enforcement, illegal, immigration, Jeff Sessions, national security, public safety | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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