U.S. House Judiciary Committee

November 2006

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There are no scheduled events for today. Please see our full monthly schedule for additional meetings and details.

	10/26/2006 - Sensenbrenner Statement on President Bush Signing Border Fence Legislation

	10/23/2006 - Sensenbrenner Statement on Border Fence Legislation Being Sent to President Bush

	10/17/2006 - Sensenbrenner Statement on President Bush Signing Into Law Terrorist Tribunals Legislation

	10/13/2006 - Sensenbrenner to Introduce Resolution Expelling Ney Immediately

	10/4/2006 - Sensenbrenner, Hayworth, Franks, Press Conference Thursday in Scottsdale to Highlight New Border Security Provisions Being Signed into Law

	10/3/2006 - Sensenbrenner, Issa, Bilbray, Royce Press Conference Wednesday in San Diego to Highlight New Border Security Provisions Being Signed into Law

	Committee Amendment to H.R. 1956 (109th Congress)

	H.R. 5417, the "Internet Freedom and Nondiscrimination Act of 2006"

	H.R. 4975, the “Lobbying Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006,” as reported by the House Judiciary Committee

	03-24-06 -- DOJ/Attorney General Gonzales' responses to the House Judiciary Committee's oversight letters regarding the NSA Terrorist Surveillance Program.

	Committee Report to accompany H.R. 3402 (DOJ Appropriations)

	Voting Rights Act
	Information on H.R. 9 - the Voting Rights Extension Act.

	Border Security and Immigration Reform
	A compilation of hearings, legislation, reports, and press releases on this important issue (2005-2006).

	Investigative Report on the Federal Air Marshal Service
	Portions of this report have been redacted to protect Sensitive Security Information.

	THE HONORABLE F. JAMES SENSENBRENNER, JR. REMARKS TO THE MILWAUKEE ROTARY CLUB AUGUST 22, 2006

Patriot Act
Congress enacted the Patriot Act
by overwhelming, bipartisan margins,
arming law enforcement with new tools
to detect and prevent terrorism.

Voting Rights Act
Adopted initially in 1965 and extended
in 1970, 1975, and 1982, is generally
considered the most successful piece
of civil rights legislation.

Legislative History of the Civil Rights Commission
This legislative history includes: (I) Committee Reports; (II) Congressional Record; (III) Court Opinions: and, (IV) News Articles.