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ATTORNEY GENERAL SESSIONS LAUNCHES A HUGE BLOW TO AN OBAMA-ERA POLICY

Attorney General Jeff Sessions has sought the end of an Obama-era policy which favored

giving the least possible jail time when prosecuting criminals.

In a memo to all 94 U.S. attorneys, Sessions made a 180-degree departure from the Obama

administration.

"It is a core principle that prosecutors should charge and pursue the most serious,

readily provable offense," Sessions said.

"The most serious offenses are those that carry the most substantial guidelines sentence,

including mandatory minimum sentences," Sessions later added.

Attorney General Sessions claimed that this change was necessary in order to fulfill the

DOJ's obligations to the U.S. citizens.

"This policy affirms our responsibility to enforce the law, is moral and just, and

produces consistency.

This policy fully utilizes the tools Congress has given us," he wrote.

"Our responsibility is to fulfill our role in a way that accords with the law, advances

public safety, and promotes respect for our legal system.

It is of the utmost importance to enforce the law fairly and consistently.

Charging and sentencing recommendations are crucial responsibilities for any federal prosecutor,"

Sessions wrote.

He continued: "The directives I am setting forth below are simple but important.

They place great confidence in our prosecutors and supervisors to apply them in a thoughtful

and disciplined manner, with the goal of achieving just and consistent results in federal cases."

Attorney General Sessions has been proposing much tougher actions against criminals lately.

" Aggressive prosecutions of federal laws can be effective in combatting crime," he

said in a March 8 memo urging U.S. attorneys to target violent offenders.

"Many violent crimes are driven by drug trafficking and drug trafficking organizations.

For this reason, disrupting and dismantling those drug organizations through prosecutions

under the Controlled Substances Act can drive violent crime down," he added.

"By consistently identifying the leading violent offenders in our communities and employing

all available tools to hold them accountable, we will combat violent crime," Sessions

wrote.

Jeff Sessions also made a huge blow to former Attorney General Eric Holder's "Smart

on Crime" initiative, which focused to reduce charges against non-violent drug offenders

who might otherwise receive mandatory minimum sentences.

During a speech at a summit in West Virginia Attorney General Sessions said that our country

desperately needs tougher law enforcement.

"It is a big, critical part of it.

We're on a bad trend right now.

We've got too much complacency about drugs.

Too much talk about recreational drugs," Sessions said.

"Criminal enforcement is crucial to stopping the violent transnational cartels that smuggle

drugs across our borders, and the thugs and gangs who bring this poison

into

our communities," he added.

For more infomation >> ATTORNEY GENERAL SESSIONS LAUNCHES A HUGE BLOW TO AN OBAMA-ERA POLICY - Duration: 12:39.

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Robert Mueller Crossed The Line With A Disgusting Assault On Trump - Duration: 13:52.

Robert Mueller Crossed The Line With A Disgusting Assault On Trump

Special counsel Robert Mueller is twisting the screws into Donald Trump with his Russia

witch hunt.

He's pulling out all the stops to build a case to remove him from office.

And he just crossed the line with a series of actions that reminded Americans of a third

world police state.

Mueller's strategy to bring down Trump is to build a case against former Trump campaign

chairman Paul Manafort.

Critics believe Mueller is going to throw the book at Manafort in order to force him

to turn on Trump and spill his guts about Russian collusion.

He's digging through Manafort's financial records from as far back as 2006 in order

to scrounge up any evidence that Manafort committed a crime.

CNN reports:

"SPECIAL COUNSEL ROBERT MUELLER'S TEAM IS REACHING BACK MORE THAN A DECADE IN ITS

INVESTIGATION OF PAUL MANAFORT, A SIGN OF THE PRESSURE MUELLER IS PLACING ON PRESIDENT

DONALD TRUMP'S FORMER CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN.

THE FBI'S WARRANT FOR A JULY SEARCH OF MANAFORT'S ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA, HOME SAID THE INVESTIGATION

CENTERED ON POSSIBLE CRIMES COMMITTED AS FAR BACK AS JANUARY 2006, ACCORDING TO A SOURCE

BRIEFED ON THE INVESTIGATION.

THE BROAD TIME FRAME IS THE LATEST INDICATION THAT MUELLER'S TEAM IS GOING WELL BEYOND

RUSSIAN MEDDLING DURING THE CAMPAIGN AS PART OF ITS INVESTIGATION OF TRUMP CAMPAIGN ASSOCIATES.

MANAFORT, WHO HAS BEEN THE SUBJECT OF AN FBI INVESTIGATION FOR THREE YEARS, HAS EMERGED

AS A FOCAL POINT FOR MUELLER."

But Mueller went even further in busting out the Gestapo tactics.

His agents picked the lock on Manafort's home and barged in to conduct their predawn

raid.

The New York Times reports:

"PAUL J. MANAFORT WAS IN BED EARLY ONE MORNING IN JULY WHEN FEDERAL AGENTS BEARING A SEARCH

WARRANT PICKED THE LOCK ON HIS FRONT DOOR AND RAIDED HIS VIRGINIA HOME.

THEY TOOK BINDERS STUFFED WITH DOCUMENTS AND COPIED HIS COMPUTER FILES, LOOKING FOR EVIDENCE

THAT MR.

MANAFORT, PRESIDENT TRUMP'S FORMER CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN, SET UP SECRET OFFSHORE BANK ACCOUNTS.

THEY EVEN PHOTOGRAPHED THE EXPENSIVE SUITS IN HIS CLOSET."

The agents barreled through the door with guns drawn and even conducted a humiliating

search on Manafort's wife.

CNN also reports:

"FBI AGENTS ENTERED WITH GUNS DRAWN AND INSISTED ON SEARCHING KATHLEEN MANAFORT FOR

WEAPONS, A STANDARD PART OF FBI SEARCHES BUT A JARRING EVENT FOR THE MANAFORTS, THE SOURCES

SAID."

Mueller's investigators told Manafort they expected to indict him on financial crimes

and tax evasion.

The special counsel is following a standard prosecutorial technique of piling up charges

against suspects on the lower rungs of an organization in order to turn them against

the higher-ups.

But Manafort has denied any collusion with the Russians.

And no evidence exists that proves the Trump campaign coordinated with Moscow.

Would Mueller actually encourage Manafort to lie?

One Trump confidante believes that is the case.

Roger Stone declared Mueller was trying to pressure Manafort into "bearing false witness"

against Trump.

CHUBBY?

FBI RAID ON MANAFORT HOME MEANT TO PRESSURE HIM INTO BEARING FALSE WITNESS AGAINST @REALDONALDTRUMP

WHICH IS NEVER GOING TO HAPPEN HTTPS://T.CO/83PGDMMQSY

— ROGER STONE (@ROGERJSTONEJR) AUGUST 10, 2017

Trying to entice Manafort into lying about collusion in order to bring down Trump is

a line that no one believed Mueller was capable of crossing.

But the point of this investigation is not to determine the truth.

This investigation only exists to conjure up a rationale for Congress to impeach Trump.

For more infomation >> Robert Mueller Crossed The Line With A Disgusting Assault On Trump - Duration: 13:52.

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SESSIONS STRIKES ILLEGALS EVEN HARDER – NEW PROSECUTIONS ARE IN ORDER - Duration: 14:17.

SESSIONS STRIKES ILLEGALS EVEN HARDER – NEW PROSECUTIONS ARE IN ORDER

The building plan for the wall is going well.

Prototypes are about to be up soon.

However Sessions takes a step further.

After Trump's victory we wonder what illegal would be brave enough to pass through.

Well as we saw there were a couple of them.

Around 15,226 have managed to pass through and got caught.

And remember that is significantly less than the 16,155 in November and 20,531 in October.

And the percentages are down as well.

Accompanied family illegal numbers went down by 40% and minors by 27%.

Well Jeff Sessions thinks that there is need for more improvement.

Major changes in the Justice Department will be made.

Especially about prosecuting and charging of illegals.

The whole U.S.-Mexico border protocol will be remade.

The illegals were warned as well.

A beforehand warning that things will be a lot different.

A new era is rising.

Immigrant laws will be a lot stricter and illegals will be extinct.

So what are the new changes about?

Well federal prosecutors will consider all of the following offenses as a cause for a

prosecution:

transportation of illegals This is a very serious matter as some people

are carrying whole businesses with illegal transportation.

But that ends today.

Everyone involved in the transportation or helping illegals is sent straight to jail.

second attempts If an illegal had entered the country unlawfully

once, he will be immediately charged upon a second attempt at it.

No more forgiveness for obviously good reasons.

illegally re-enter After re-entering in a illegal way after being

removed once, that illegal will be eligible for a felony prosecution.

This will especially be active on the spot if the public safety is threatened.

document fraud Illegals will be charged with document fraud

and identity theft with a 2 year mandatory sentence as the bare minimum.

And these are some of the changes.

Sessions promises more soon.

What do you think?

Tell us

in the comments below.

For more infomation >> SESSIONS STRIKES ILLEGALS EVEN HARDER – NEW PROSECUTIONS ARE IN ORDER - Duration: 14:17.

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