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"The 
report -- subtitled "How Assistant Attorney General Thomas Perez manipulated 
Justice and Ignored Rule of Law" -- was a joint effort by 
minority leaders of the Senate Judiciary Committee and the Republican-led 
House's Judiciary and Oversight and Government Reform committees."The facts 
surrounding this quid pro quo show that Perez may have exceeded the 
scope of the ethics and professional-responsibility opinions he received 
from the department and thereby violated his duties of loyalty and confidentiality 
to the United States. Perez also misled senior Justice Department officials 
about the quid pro quo," the report states.But congressional Democrats put 
out a statement and memo of their own late Sunday refuting the 
details.The statement said the "overwhelming evidence" indicates Perez and 
others "acted professionally to advance the interests of civil rights and 
effectively combat the scourge of discrimination in housing." They said 
the decision not to intervene in the suit against St. Paul was 
based on expert recommendations."Instead of identifying inappropriate conduct 
by Mr. Perez, it appears that the accusations against him are part 
of a broader political campaign to undermine the legal safeguards against 
discrimination that Mr. Perez was protecting," they said.			  
      			   
         			
        			 
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he immigration 
bill is an encouraging development, and I will continue working with my 
Senate colleagues to schedule more hearings on this important legislation," 
he said.The hearing Friday will feature Homeland Security Secretary Janet 
Napolitano.Leahy said he's working with Grassley to determine who will testify 
on Monday.The bill is expected to include a host of provisions. Aside 
from creating a pathway to legal status for illegal immigrants, it would 
establish a regulated temporary worker program, make changes to border security 
and make changes to the legal immigration system.Rubio told "Fox News Sunday" 
that anybody living illegally in the United States and attempting to get 
a visa would face a long list of qualifications, which includes paying 
taxes, a fine and an application fee as well as having a 
job and waiting for at least 10 years."That is not amnesty," said 
Rubio, a Cuban-American considered a key member of the so-called bipartisan 
Gang of Eight. "Amnesty is the forgiveness of something."The Rubio-backed 
plan faces scrutiny not only from fellow conservative senators but also 
the National ICE Council, the union representing thousands of U.S. Immigration 
and Customs Enforcement employees.The group has urged Rubio to exit the 
talks, complaining that negotiators and the White House have not involved 
them in drafting the bill -- though they would be expected to 
carry out enforcement.			       
 			        
    			     
   		
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