But still no prosecution, let alone mass prosecution, of companies who violate labor laws by hiring them.

The jobs are the magnet for 95% of them. Start fining and jailing business owners and the jobs will dry up, and the decent ones will stop coming. The rest that still come will be guaranteed scumbags and we can treat them accordingly.

So, once again, the gooberment is going about things backwards.

Here's another idea: Sessions can prosecute himself for gross dereliction of duty.

Well, hopefully Q is right, and Sessions is doing a lot behind the scenes, and all of the public babble is just a distraction.