Senate GOP Asks AG Garland To Testify Again, ‘His Statement Seems Deeply Misleading’

The Attorney General of the United States (AG) is the highest judicial official in the country.

“Main Duties of the Attorney General in order to: Representing the United States in legal matters. Supervising and directing the management and operation of departments, divisions, divisions and departments under the Department. ”

As with the Supreme Court, all aspects of the federal government appear to have been infiltrated by political activists. The current AG has a history of left-leaning opinions as a circuit judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit from 1997 to 2021.

After reviewing Attorney General Merrick Garland’s previous testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Seven Republican Party member is asking AG Garland to testify again.

U.S. Senator Sasse (R-Neb) and others wanted Garland to clarify his remarks, arguing that they contradicted information from an FBI whistleblower and the US attorney’s office. “The FBI should go after robbers, not soccer moms. Attorney General Garland told one story but the actions of some within the Department of Justice told another,” Senator Sasse said in an exclusive statement to Fox News. “He needs to return to the Judiciary Committee and give clear answers to the American people.”

Garland testified before the committee on October 27, when he faced intense questioning about his October 4 memo announcing an FBI investigation into the intentional intimidation of the association. school co.

Republicans have alleged that Garland is targeting parents amid heated battles over critical race theory (CRT) and other controversial curricula at the local level. Although Garland did not use the word “domestic terrorism” in its memo, it came shortly after the National School Boards Association (NSBA) informed management that the board The school may have that.

“We remain deeply concerned that your October 4 Memorandum is being used by the DOJ and the FBI as a basis to pursue investigations against American parents for activities protected by First Amendment,” Sens Sasse, Cruz, R-Texas, Lindsey Graham, RS.C., Mike Lee, R-Utah, Tom Cotton, R-Ark., Thom Tillis, RN.C. and Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn.

“In your testimony on October 27, you told the Senate Judiciary Committee that your Memorandum was merely about ‘setting up meetings,'” the lawmakers added.

“You have stated that ‘the purpose of this Memorandum is for our law enforcement to assess the extent of the matter’ and that the Memorandum ‘was brought before investigations.’ When asked why the DOJ considers parents at school boards to be domestic terrorists, you said: ‘[m]y Memo says nothing about domestic terrorism, says nothing about parents doing any such thing. ‘

As of December 1, the Attorney General has not responded to the invitation.