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Statement from Attorney General Liz Murrill on the conclusion of the Special Session on Crime
Today, Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill joined a 27-state coalition, in sending a letter to President Joe Biden and
Secretary Mayorkas, showing support for Texas’s efforts to secure the border. General Murrill made the following statement:
"Louisiana stands with Texas. Today, I joined 25 other state attorneys general in support of Texas's efforts to secure the border. Our message to President Joe Biden and Secretary Mayorkas is simple, if you cannot bring yourselves to enforce the law, get out of the way so Texas can."
"We
kept our promise. Together, we put victims and their families first.
The people of Louisiana have a right to be safe. Acts of violence have a lasting impact on victims, their families, and our communities. If you commit a violent crime, you should face the consequences.
I’ve spoken with victims of violent carjackings and the families of victims brutally murdered by criminals who are now on Death Row. We assured them they would see justice done, as the law promised them.
This
two-week special session does not mean crime will automatically go away in
Louisiana. It’s going to take all of us coming together to change the course of
our State.
I’m committed to doing the work.
Union, JUSTICE, Confidence"