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Visit to El Paso, Texas

Attorney General Sessions meets with Departments of Justice and Homeland Security personnel.
Attorney General Sessions meets with Departments of Justice and Homeland Security personnel.
Attorney General Sessions and Secretary Kelly meet with Departments of Justice and Homeland Security personnel.
Attorney General Sessions and Secretary Kelly meet with Departments of Justice and Homeland Security personnel.
Attorney General Sessions and Secretary Kelly meet with Departments of Justice and Homeland Security personnel.
Attorney General Sessions and Secretary Kelly meet with Departments of Justice and Homeland Security personnel.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions, joined by Secretary John Kelly of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), traveled to El Paso, Texas, to observe Southern border operations and meet with Department of Justice and DHS personnel.

Updated January 20, 2021
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