Political Voting Records: Alabama-AL, Sessions: National Security Issues

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Jefferson Sessions
U.S. Senate: Senator
Republican Next Election Year: 2014

Education:
JD, University of Alabama, 1973 BA, Huntingdon College, 1969

Profession:
United States Attorney, Southern District of Alabama, 1981-1993 Captain, United States Army/United States Army Reserves, 1973-1986 United States District Judge, Southern District of Alabama, 1985 Assistant United States Attorney, Southern District of Alabama, 1975-1977 Attorney, Law Practice, 1973-1975 Partner, Stockman, Bedsole, Sessions

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Voting Record on Legislation Involving National Security Issues

(2010) S Amdt 4204 Requiring Afghanistan Troop Redeployment Plan and Timetable

Outcome: Amendment Rejected (18/80)

Summary:

Sessions's Vote

N

(2010) S Amdt 4214 National Guard Deployment on Southern U.S. Land Border

Outcome: Motion Rejected (51/46)

Summary: -Rescinds $250 million in unobligated amounts made available under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 ("stimulus bill") to offset the aforementioned appropriation for National Guard personnel deployment (Sec. 309).

Sessions's Vote

Y