Calls among House Republicans to begin impeachment proceedings against Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas have grown after a week of chaotic and record-breaking illegal migration activity at the southern border.
CNN over the weekend, “I am focused on the work in front of us. … I will continue to focus on [DHS’s] work throughout my tenure.”
Hearings among the two committees on border security and immigration, including one in Judiciary by the end of July that will feature Mayorkas, would likely first need to lay out how the secretary is guilty of an impeachable offense.
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