my name is andrew arthur, and i'm the resident fellow on law and policy at the immigration center.ant to welcome you to the national press club for the first in a series of what we're calling immigration news makers events. these events will give the heads of federal agencies, members of congress, and other government immigration policy makers an opportunity to discuss their priorities as well as the challenges they face in implementing and enforcing the immigration laws of the united states. we are honored to have as our first immigration news m

my name is andrew arthur, and i'm the resident fellow on law and policy at the immigration center. i want to welcome you to the national press club for the first in a series of what we're calling immigration news makers events. these events will give the heads of federal agencies, members of congress, and other government immigration policy makers an opportunity to discuss their priorities as well as the challenges they face in implementing and enforcing the immigration laws of the united states. we are honored to have as our first immigration news maker james mchenry, the director of the executive office for immigration review, also known as eoir. attorney jeff sessions announced in may 2017 that mr. mchenry would be the next director of the office. he joined eoir from the honors program in 2003. he later served in the office of the principal legal adviser at u.s. immigration and customs enforcement. as an assistant chief counsel and later as a senior attorney, where he served as lead for national security, denaturalization, and gang cases, anti-human trafficking operations and wo

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my name is andrew arthur, i'm the resident fellow at immigration studies and on behalf the center i want to kel come to the national press club, first in a series we're calling immigration newsmakers events. this will give members of federal agencies, members of congress, immigration policymakers the ability to discuss priorities and challenges they face implementing enforcing immigration laws in the united states. we're honored to have as our first immigration newsmaker, jails mchenry, the director of the executive office of immigration review. known as ooir. attorney general jeff sessions announced in may 2016 that mr. mchenry would be the next director of the office. mr. mchenry joined eoir. he served as a principal legal advisor at immigration customs and enforcement of the assistant chief counsel and senior attorney where he served as lead for national security, denaturalization in gang cases and anti-human trafficking operations and worksite enforcement matters. he also served as a special assistant united states attorney for the criminal division at the u.s. attorney's office for

pitbull, as described by "the new york times," andrew weissmann, that he was involved in tens of thousands of people losing their jobs, their careers, at arthurersen accounting. doesn't matter at all. doesn't matter the supreme court overturned andrew weissmann 9-0. how often does that happen? it doesn't matter that four merrill executives went to jail because of andrew weissmann and the fifth circuit court of appeals overturned their convictions. doesn't seem to matter the courts have excoriated mueller's pitbull, weissmann, for withholding exculpatory evidence. it doesn't matter that mueller's team almost exclusively donated money to obama, hillary, and the dnc. after all, why would robert mueller hire a guy like andrewew weissmann with that atrocious track record? why was he ever appointed? the answer is it was a fishingas expedition, and it was an effor? to get trump from the beginning. a federal judge courageously standing up to this totally out-of-control witch hunt in what is-c the biggest or single biggest beat down i have ever seen in my life by a judge. during a federal court hearing, over former trump campaign chais paul manafort's

mueller's pitbull described by the "new york times" andrew weisman that he was involved in tens of thousands of people losing their jobs, their careers at arthurndersen accounting. it doesn't matter at all. it doesn't matter the supreme court overturinned weisman mueller's pitbull 9-0. how often does that happen? it doesn't matter that four executives went to jail for a year because of weisman and the fifth circuit court of appeals overturned their convictions. it doesn't seem to matter the courts have excoriated mueller's pitbull weissman for withholding exculpatory evidence. and that they exclusively donated money to obama, hillary and the d.n.c. why would robert mueller hire a guy like andrew weissman with that atrocious track record? why was he appointed? the anxious is it was a fishing expedition and an effort to get trump from the beginning. a federal judge courageously standing up to this totally out-of-control witch hunt in what is the biggest or the single biggest beat-down i have ever seen in my life by a judge. during a federal court hearing over former trump campaign chair paul manafort's years' old conspiracy charges. this goes ba

andrew weissmann's track record. we don't like to also taunk about the fact that wise man when he indicted arthur andersen and had themout of business and thousands lost their jobs and savings, he was turnturned . this is called selective prosecution. it is very selective that comey sent a spy and i call it a spy into the trump campaign. and i want to tell you something else. i heard something very disturbing that hasn't been made public yet from someone who has told information to the senate, to the house and to mueller's team and i believe that there was somebody else, there were other sting operations being done by comey to try to plant spies within the trump campaign. and to just say, well, white wash it is this is what the fbi does. no, there is a problem when the government is trying to plant a spy in a presidential campaign for one of the two major parties. whether you like donald trump or not, that is an issue whether what is this, we talk about putin and i don't like putin, that is really beyond the pail. >> sam, i want to take issue with what you're are saying. even the president has backtracked at the sugge