'He is a man of honor and integrity, dedicated to the faithful and fair enforcement of the law, who knows well and deeply respects the Department of Justice and its role,' Grassley said in his opening remarks, noting that as U.S. The chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, said Sessions' 20 years in the Senate mean 'we know him well.' At least two other people interrupted his opening remarks, one shouting, 'No Trump, no KKK, no fascist USA.' His testimony was interrupted by other protesters several times today. Sessions seemed unfazed, and many in the room cheered as the protesters were removed.

Sessions walked into the Senate hearing room this morning to shouting from protesters dressed in Ku Klux Klan costumes and others holding signs saying, 'Stand against xenophobia' and 'Love trumps hate.' attorney general, vehemently disputed 'amazing' allegations that he harbors racial bias and claimed he understands the struggles of LGBT Americans.Д«ut Sessions also told the Senate Judiciary Committee - which is holding confirmation hearings this week to consider his nomination to lead the Justice Department - that remained critical of the H-1B visa program and implied that religion could play an indirect role in whether an individual is accepted into the U.S. The Republican senator from Alabama, who is Donald Trump's pick to be the next U.S. — - Jeff Sessions was on the offense today - to a certain degree.

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