38 GOP senators are introducing legislation that strengthens penalties for criminals who target law enforcement officers and expands self-defense protections for federal law enforcement.
Fox News Pete Hegseth interviews retired police Lt. Rob Wright on the third annual Back the Blue bike tour which honors and celebrates the sacrifices of law enforcement.
"Our law enforcement officers put their lives on the line every day to serve families across Texas," said Cornyn."Violent criminals who target those who protect our communities should face swift and tough penalties, and the Back the Blue Act sends that clear message," he said.
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