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Kicked her over to the state could the state said she made too much money. Obamacare sent her back up with some Insurance Company, and she got something in the mail a card with a doctors name on it that is not from our area i cannot find it in the phone book. There was a deductible for an office visit on the card. And so they sent her the bill. Well, she makes 6,000 and they sent her a bill for 439 a month. She got back and told him that she couldnt afford this. It would come out to 5,300 a year paying for the obamacare that they set her up with. They gave her something at the end of the year ...

Passed and to the constitution of the United States. Its just that simple. The senate cannot confirm any individual must never confirm an individual to such an office as this the one most responsible for maintaining fidelity to law, who would support and advance a scheme that violates our constitution, eviscerates congressional authority. No person should be confirmed who would do that. Congress makes the laws, not the president. In that regard, congress has repeatedly rejected legislation to provide amnesty work permits and difs benefits to those who entered our country unlawfully. If you wan...

Screeria nigeria. Secretaries lay out Agency Priorities at this Years National league of cities conference. Next, the Senate Judiciary Committee Hears testimony from sally yates on her nomination to be the next Deputy Attorney general. She currently serves as the acting Deputy Attorney general and was nominated by president obama last january. Topics addressed included mandatory minimum sentencing, the president S Immigration executive order human sex trafficking, and countering violent extremism. This runs an hour and 50 minutes. Out of respect for congressman lewis and senator isaacson and i...

Expenditure of our federal resources in incarceration and the i think the average on mandatory minimums is about 11year incarceration and so without going too far, are you suggesting that those resources could be applied in other ways to make us safer . Absolutely. As ive looked at the spending of the department of justice and seeing that the bureau of prisons each and every year takes up a larger and larger percentage of the department of justice budget, that money has to come from somewhere and where its been coming from is money for agents and prosecutors and also critically importantly mon...

Resources that would go to prosecutors, and federal agents to be able to investigate and prosecute crimes, are being diverted to the bureau of prisons. The bureau of prisons now takes up almost twothirds of the departments budget. Thats really untenable and unsustainable. So i believe that mandatory minimum sentences are an important tool. But we but that we need to use that tool effectively. Senator blumenthal . Thanks, mr. Chairman. At the outset id like to ask permission to include in the record a statement from senator patrick leahy, our colleague from vermont, in support of ms. Yates nomi...