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World of the gilded age, and especially the lives of larz and Isabel Anderson. Is the first full length publication on the couple, an important addition to our understanding of the andersons. Why studied them . They will never be household names. The person never ascended into the ranks of the carnegies with the vanderbilts, but through their lives we get a welldocumented window into our nations character and history as it charged into the modern world of the 20th century. We get an especially vibrant view of the nations capital, where the andersons were among the most important residents during the gilded age. For more, let me turn it over to our speaker. [applause] mr. Moskey thank you emily for that introduction. I want to thank emily and the entire staff at the society of cincinnati for hosting me and many visits to the library and archives for almost six years. I almost feel like this is a homecoming for me. It is a pleasure ....
Heiress and society wife. Exploring her full life and her husbands as the partnership it was is the focus of tonights talk. Mr. Moskey writes on the period between the civil war and world war ii. And the great depression. As a resident of washington dc, he has thrown himself into the world of the gilded age, and especially the lives of larz and Isabel Anderson. His new book is the first full length publication on the couple, an important addition to our understanding of the andersons. But why study them . They will never make it into your history textbooks and have never been household names, then or now. The andersons never ascended into the ranks of the carnegies or the vanderbilts, but through their lives we get a welldocumented window into our nations character and history as it charged into the modern world of the 20th century. We get an especially vibrant view of the nations capital, where the andersons were among the most ....
Lets deal with reality. When we were working in the senate to pass a bill, we passed a bill here, the sensen brenner bill. They criminalized every priest, every teacher, every doctor. That was the response to the senate bill. So lets get it clear here. Every time we sat at the table and said, look, tell us what it is going to take, they refuse act. It is now 23 months into the year. And we have not seen any legislation taken from this commit tooet house floor that isnt taking 800,000 young and making them illegallies one again in the words mif colleagues. Not having met any of them, you want to say that, you didnt have a few people that had the privilege of meeting and working with so i cant go back 200 or 300 or 400 years when you discuss i can go back to november 4 of 19 the the. I will try to read a little bit of it. There has been widespread agreement that some deportations, unfair and resulted in unjustifiable hardship. If the facts substantiate the presentations that have been ma ....
And arguing for a very broad interpretation of prosecutorial intention. Do you believe this broad of interpretation, does that leave us anything with take care clause or is this just an orphan clause in the constitution . That has no meaning if we take this broad of a mission . I think it is what the court and cheney said. When have you nonenforcement on such a broadbased scale that you are in essence not enforcing the existing law. I dont know what is so confusing about prosecutorial discretion. A lot of you have been prosecutors. I learned it in law school. You dont arrest somebody for speed together hospital. I was a tax lawyer and we would say, based own resources, we wont try that particular case. My friend mr. Labrador, i will yield the remainder of my time to him. Were you working with the white house on june 6, 2007 . Yes i was. Do you remember what happened in the senate when then senator obama decided to vote for poison pill limit that killed the entire immigration bill it wa ....
For being here. It seems like a week or two when you think back on how compresed it has been. But a lot of good work came from it. I want to thank those that testified today and those that testified before you, submitted comments and participated in the audience. It has been helpful in us framing what will be the final recommendations we present to the president next week. I am not going to go anything about how it will happen. Ron did a good job of that. Soon you will be introduced to the other taskforce members. I am chuck ramsey and i am a cochair along with Lori Robinson and i think we have made a good team over the past few months. I am currently the police chief in philadelphia. Seven years i have served in that capacity. Prior to that where was the police chief in washington for almost nine. I started in chicago in 1968. I have been around for a while and seen a lot of changing in policing over the years. Very dynamic profes ....