IN CONCLUSION

[Your Uncle Sam]

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CONCLUSION: The immigration debate can be reduced to three essential questions:

 Is America a sovereign nation that has the right to control its borders and decide who comes to live and work here?

 Should American immigration laws serve the just interests of the country and its citizens?

 And do those citizens have the right to expect and demand that the laws passed by their elected representatives be enforced?

If we believe the answers to these questions are “yes,” then we have no choice but to fight—and to win. Why were we elected, if not to serve the people who sent us here?

Jeff Sessions to take over Senate panel overseeing immigration

By SEUNG MIN KIM

 

1/21/15 2:28 PM EST

 

Updated 1/21/15 3:16 PM EST

Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.), one of the most relentless critics of the Obama administration’s immigration directives, is taking over the Senate’s panel that oversees immigration, according to three sources familiar with the decision.

Sessions is set to assume the chairmanship of the Senate Subcommittee on Immigration, Refugees and Border Security, according to the sources — giving the conservative a key platform to advance his immigration policies. Sen. David Vitter (R-La.), a new member of the Judiciary Committee, is going to be the panel’s vice chair, the sources said.

House taking up border bill next week

 

The subcommittee chairmanship is a consolation prize of sorts for the Alabaman, who gave up his bid to become the Senate Budget Committee chairman when Sen. Mike Enzi (R-Wyo.) exerted his seniority over Sessions on that panel. Sessions had been the top Republican on the committee for four years and had been expected to take over the chairmanship until Enzi made his move.

But Sessions is also well-known for his advocacy on stricter immigration controls and aggressive pushback against President Barack Obama’s executive actions on immigration, pushing fellow Republicans toward a more confrontational stance on the issue.

Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn (R-Texas) had been the top Republican on the subcommittee when Democrats controlled the Senate. He’s set to take over the Judiciary subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights. The subcommittee chairman under Democrats was New York Sen. Chuck Schumer.

Sessions’ office and a committee aide did not comment on the decision.

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