police alabama arrest six civil right activists stag sit-in senator jeff sessions office tuesday protest nomination u.s. attorney general criticize record vote right race relations sessions 70 history controversial position race immigration criminal justice reform members national association advancement color people naacp vow occupy sessions mobile alabama office conservative republican lawmaker either withdraw candidate arrest end cornell brook president ceo naacp stephen green national director youth division naacp among arrest accord post twitter page civil right organization four protesters arrest police include benard simelton president naacp alabama state conference accord local news outlet al.com spokesman mobile police could reach comment late tuesday six protesters charge misdemeanor criminal trespass accord cnn brook arrest post photo twitter protesters suit occupy senator mobile office senator sessions callously ignore reality voter suppression zealously prosecute innocent civil right leaders trumped-up charge voter fraud brook say news release spokeswoman sessions call naacp criticisms false portrayals jeff sessions dedicate career uphold rule law ensure public safety prosecute government corruption spokeswoman sarah isgur flores say statement many african-american leaders know decades attest welcome nomination next attorney general president-elect donald trump november name sessions lead justice department fbi history could come scrutiny fellow senators confirmation process sessions u.s. prosecutor 1986 become second nominee 50 years deny confirmation federal judge come allegations make racist remark include testimony call african-american prosecutor boy allegation sessions deny sessions deny racist say hear group naacp american civil liberties union could consider un-american also acknowledge call vote right act 1965 intrusive legislation civil right activists arrest protest trump 's attorney general pick