Jeff Sessions Unplugged: Immigration Moratorium, China & King Judges | Ep 622
April 21, 2020
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as posted by the channelToday we are joined by the man who actually first called for the immigration moratorium that President Trump has now promised to implement. Former Attorney General Jeff Sessions, in a free-wheeling interview, covers it all – from immigration, crime, and the courts to countering China and protecting civil liberties. He promises to bring his experience and record of results back to the Senate to lead an America-first agenda that is currently lacking in the swamp we call Congress.
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