Merrick B. Garland

John Dean Explains Why Trump ‘Should Not Sleep Well' Over Jan. 6

The Watergate figure interpreted Attorney General Merrick Garland's latest comments as a warning to the ex-president and his allies.
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Merrick Garland: 'Committed' DOJ Will Hold Jan. 6 Perpetrators 'At Any Level' Accountable

The attorney general said the Justice Department will “follow the facts wherever they lead.”
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Mitch McConnell's Angry Op-Ed About The Supreme Court Leaves Out A Key Detail

The Senate minority leader failed to mention his years-long campaign to strong-arm the nation's judiciary to the right.
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Justice Department Sues Texas Over New Voting Restrictions Law

The state law improperly disenfranchises voters with disabilities and other Texans in violation of federal rights, U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland argued.
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Justice Department Asks Judge To Block Enforcement Of Restrictive Texas Abortion Law

“This relief is necessary to protect the constitutional rights of women in Texas," the agency said.
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Justice Department Says It Will Protect Abortion Seekers In Texas

Attorney General Merrick Garland said the DOJ will enforce clinic access laws while it explores "all options" to challenge the state's anti-abortion law.
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DOJ Sues Georgia, Says GOP-Backed Restrictions Unlawfully Target Black Voters

The Justice Department has made its first move against one of the voting laws passed in the wake of Donald Trump's lies about the 2020 election.
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U.S. Ends Strict Trump-Era Asylum Rules For Violence Victims

President Donald Trump made it harder for immigrants to access asylum.
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Mitch McConnell Says He Would Block A Joe Biden Supreme Court Pick In 2024

Democrats have a window to potentially fill a Supreme Court vacancy. But it may be even narrower than they think.
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White Supremacists Are The Biggest Domestic Terrorism Threat, Top Biden Officials Say

"I have not seen a more dangerous threat to democracy than the invasion of the Capitol," Attorney General Merrick Garland said.
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