Sessions said, in his statement that he abhors the Klan and what it represents and its hateful ideology. He also said that he deeply know the history of civil rights and their importance in the country and the horrendous impact that relentless and systemic discrimination and the denial of voting rights has had on our African American brothers and sisters. In public opinion he is pretending to be a good but in fact he is and extremist as he always supported racist activities.
On his statement social media says, the nominee for Attorney General had to say in his confirmation hearing that he abhors the Klan which is not normal. Charles Johnson said, Sessions is currently denying he supports every extreme position. He is on record supporting.
Sessions was rejected for a federal judgeship in 1986 amid allegations of racial discrimination. He is also been accused of having sympathies for the KKK. At the ceremony, Senators asked if he would stand up to Trump uphold the law despite his personal views. Dianne Feinstein, the Senator (D) California, said at the ceremony that hate crimes are happening. The department of justice must see it and must investigate it.