“The Policy Makers Discussion: The Rule of Law and Mass Migration”

Danube Institute Presents

Jeff Sessions, former U. S. Attorney General, and U. S. Senator

“The Policy Makers Discussion: The Rule of Law and Mass Migration” With Balázs Orbán, Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office

Introduction by John O’Sullivan, President of  Danube Institute
Moderated by István Kiss, Executive Director, Danube Institute

Date: 6th of September, 2021
5.00 P.M.- 7.00 P.M.

Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany villa – 1015 Budapest, Csónak utca 1.

Jeff Sessions

Jeff Sessions served as U.S. Attorney, Attorney General of Alabama, U.S. Senator, and U.S. Attorney General.  During his 20 years in the Senate, he continuously served on the Armed Services and Judiciary Committees and for a time as the senior Republican member of the Budget Committee.  He was an active supporter of a strong national defense, effective crime strategies and responsible spending. He was a Senate leader in the fight to end illegal immigration, for responsible budgeting, public safety, and became a strong Republican advocate for a pro-American trade agenda and a foreign policy founded on national interest and realism. As a result of these policy convictions,  he became the first Senator to endorse Donald Trump for President and is credited with playing an important role in that campaign.

In January of 2017, President Trump appointed him Attorney General of the United States.  As a result of President Trump’s disagreement with his decision to recuse himself from the so-called Russia investigation, he resigned as Attorney General after the congressional elections in November of 2018.

 As Attorney General, he successfully led a national effort that reversed a dangerous surge in violent crime, defended free speech and freedom of religion, strongly supported policies that led to a major reduction in illegal immigration, and helped the President identify and confirm highly talented federal judges.

Throughout his career, he has been recognized as a vigorous advocate for the rule of law and personal integrity.