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# House Republicans Push Ahead to Impeach Alejandro Mayorkas

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## Video: House Republicans Push Ahead to Impeach Alejandro Mayorkas

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_Published 2024-01-10. House Republicans are moving forward with plans to hold an impeachment hearing against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas amid a recent surge in migrant crossings at the southern border._


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### TIME Interviews Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas

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## Transcript

Secretary mayorkas has brazenly refused to enforce the laws passed by Congress has enacted policies that knowingly make our country less safe. What we're seeing here is a willful violation of his oath of office taken by secretary me orcas. Let me repeat that a willful violation. The Constitutional history is overwhelmingly clear on this subject the founders designed impeachment not just remove officials engaged in criminal Behavior, but those guilty of such gross incompetence that their conduct had endangered their fellow Americans betrayed the public trust are represented a neglect of Duty our evidence makes it clear secretary mayorkas is the architect of the devastation that we have witnessed for nearly three years the findings of our investigation available to the public at Homeland.

House.gov coupled with the secretary's refusal to change course on The Reckless decisions facilitating. This crisis have left us with no reasonable alternative than to pursue. possibility of impeachment the secretary's actions have brought us here today. Not ours is now campaign season and Republicans recently rolled out. They are impeachment proceedings against secretary like a pre-plan predetermined political studded is this is not a legitimate impeachment. You cannot impeach a cabinet secretary because you don't like the president's policies. Let me say that again. You cannot impeach a cabinet secretary because you don't like a president's policies.

That's not what impeachment for that's not what the Constitution says Republicans are willing to do grave damage to the Constitution. They claim to hold dear because they think it will benefit them for Little Italy Democrats are doing everything they can to hold the line against Republican chaos. Democrats want to strengthen border security. We want to keep feeling all off the streets. We want to keep communities safe. This circus Sideshow impeachment does none of that was a champion. Let's drop this baseless impeachment and start doing the real work of securing the Homeland for the American people.

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