President Trump’s pick to replace former Attorney General Jeff Sessions could be an even stauncher ally of his immigration policy than his hawkish predecessor.
Trump is tapping former Attorney General William Barr, a 68-year-old conservative D.C. fixture with a wealth of experience both in and outside of government, to be Sessions’ permanent replacement at Justice Department. The move has been welcomed by the GOP establishment but it is his uncompromising views on immigration that will most buoy Tump loyalists.
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