Attorney General Jeff Sessions has implemented Donald Trump’s plan to place the children of legal asylum seekers in cages. He has authorized ripping nursing children from the arms of their mothers and sending them across the country to unknown locations. He has treated people fleeing certain death as less than human. However, some of the people just took a stand against his inhumane actions.
Sessions spoke at the Boston Lawyers Chapter of the Federalist Society in Boston. His topic of the speech was The Future of Religious Liberty. Surely, that title must have predated the shooting and killing of 11 members of the Tree of Life Synagogue. Six more were wounded.
One member of Sessions’ audience stood up, a white Methodist minister and began reading familiar Bible verses — Matthew 25: 42-45. In it, the Bible instructs everyone to feed and welcome the strangers. The police removed him. Another stood and took his place. The police also removed him.
ABC captured the incident on video:
‘A religious leader just interrupted Jeff Sessions and recited Matthew 25:42—43:
“I was hungry and you did not feed me. I was a stranger and you did not welcome me.”
He was removed by police. Another religious leader defended him. He was also removed.’
A religious leader just interrupted Jeff Sessions and recited Matthew 25:42—43:
“I was hungry and you did not feed me. I was a stranger and you did not welcome me.”
He was removed by police.
Another religious leader defended him.
He was also removed.pic.twitter.com/2dRJtpe7AL
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Even supporters of the AG believe the president will have him fired after the midterm elections. However, they have been trying to get Trump to at least let Sessions “leave with dignity,” The New York Post reported.
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said:
‘He deserves a graceful exit. His career deserves a strong conclusion.’
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