Sessions, who was confirmed last month as the attorney general, at his Washington office for what Mr. Brooks described as a polite but candid conversation about voter suppression, police misconduct and civil rights. Mr. Brooks said in an interview on Friday night that the meeting, arranged at the invitation of Mr. a partner in the fight for civil rights, but added that the Department of Justice needs to be active, as well. Advertisement Continue reading the main storyBut the Justice Department under President Trump and Mr. Mr. Brooks said he told Mr.

Source: New York Times March 04, 2017 03:33 UTC