Attorney General Merrick Garland spent five full hours testifying before Congress on Tuesday as the Department of Justice leader alternated between receiving pointed questions from Republicans and praise from Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee.

Garland, 71, was asked about everything from gun control to the potential for terrorist attacks stemming from record levels of illegal immigration, but most of the questions sent his way centered on court cases involving former President Donald Trump, President Joe Biden, and embattled first son Hunter Biden.