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Former attorney general Jeff Sessions and other senior justice department officials impeded an internal departmental investigation into their role in implementing the Trump administration’s hardline immigration policy that separated thousands of children from their parents on the border, according to interviews and government records. Sessions declined to be interviewed by investigators for the department’s inspector general, who conducted an...

2 months old This article is more than 2 months old Former attorney general declined to be interviewed by DoJ’s inspector general, according to report on findings of its inquiry Jeff Sessions was one of the most senior officials in the Trump administration who devised and implemented the family separation policy. Photograph: Dan Anderson/EPA Jeff Sessions was one of the most senior officials in the Trump administration who devised and implemented the family separation policy. Photograph: D...

37-year-old Matthew Mazzocco was reportedly seen inside the halls of the U.S. Capitol. A former U.S. Attorney says more charges may come.

A Severely Compromised Senator Mark Warner is About To Become Chairman of The Senate Intelligence Committee Senator Mark Warner (D-VA) is about to become the Chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (SSCI), and regardless of his current disposition the deepest part of the deep state will have full blackmail control over every aspect of his activity. To understand just how severely compromised Senator Warner is it becomes necessary to review why, Keep in mind all dates connect....

January 15, 2021 at 2:38 PM Shares172 (Photo by JIM WATSON/AFP/Getty) “We do not have a policy of separating families at the border. Period,” former Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen tweeted indignantly on June 17, 2018. Which was true, but only in the most literal sense. What DHS and the Justice Department did have was a policy to arrest virtually everyone who tried to enter the country between border stations, automatically rendering any children apprehended “unaccompanied�...

Flight of the Barr Bros They’re young, white, male, and ready to cash in on their work for Trump’s Justice Department. Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call/AP Images Bill Barr talks with his chief of staff, Brian Rabbitt, before a Senate committee hearing on April 10, 2019. The New York Times on Monday published a mea culpa by career lawyer Erica Newland, who joined the Justice Department under Obama and then served under Trump. Working in the Office of Legal Counsel, she wrote, her job was “to tail...

Trump tweets that Attorney General Bill Barr is leaving By Melissa Quinn, Stefan Becket, Clare Hymes, Caroline Linton December 15, 2020 / 7:41 AM / CBS News William Barr resigns as U.S. attorney general Washington — Attorney General William Barr informed President Trump on Monday that hes leaving the administration, and the president tweeted a copy of Barrs resignation letter, which stated his last day would be December 23. Mr. Trump said Deputy Attorney General Jeff...

Is whether or not there are several scenes, in other words, several areas where there was shooting or if this was all contained to the highway. it is understandable, this is certainly no criticism of authorities there, it is certainly understandable that when something like this happens it is a little bit tough to get hold of the details. theres a lot of eye witness reports. those are inaccurate because of how confusing the situation can be. just have to wait and get some more of those details. ...

Going to impact generations here. >> a recognition that something has been forever changed and our new normal is neither normal nor welcome. >> its affecting our entire way of life. to the point where if people arent in that sort of security apparatus, if theyre not constantly being surveilled and secured, they may feel vulnerable to this sort of violence. so what kind of a world have we really created in the end whenever terrorism has affected us in such a way. >> reporter: the federal governme...

Citizens came out in droves to help. lines formed around the corner at blood banks. >> the first thing that goes through your head is, get out of your house, go out there, help someone, help your neighbor out. >> we are a strong, strong community. and theyll never break us. >> reporter: but this time, something felt different. something felt new. >> we are strong. and this ripple effect is going to be long lasting and its going to impact generations here. >> a recognition that something has been...