The U.S House of Representatives impeached the secretary of U.S Homeland Security – Alejandro Mayorkas on February 13th on account of misconduct committed by the Department secretary.
Following the impeachment trail, Speaker Mike Johnson has informed the Senate that the House will be sending the latter on April 10th.
Speaker of the House of Representatives Mike Johnson has informed the Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer of the impeachment articles the former holds against the Department of Homeland Security which will be received by the upper chamber on April 10th.
The Republicans of the House of Representatives, on February 6th, moved impeachment against the secretary of United States Homeland Security – Alejandro Mayorkas. Failing to meet the required vote-count, the attempt failed.
On February 13th, the House of Republicans moved another impeachment against the secretary. The total House vote settled to 214 – 216 votes; rejoicing the Republicans for the majority was met. The impeachment of the Department secretary made him the first cabinet secretary to be charged of misconduct.
Serving as a secretary of Department of Homeland Security under Biden administration has been politically objectionable by many. The reason for the relentless demonstrations of dissatisfaction by the Republicans lies in the loopholes and infractions which went unadministered by the incumbent President, underlining his lack of accountability.
In the wake of poor handling of border security forces in the southern regions by the Department of Homeland Security, Mike Johnson has exclaimed the corroboration of impeachment articles against Alejandro Mayorkas; ready to be acknowledged in the Democratic-controlled Senate on April 10th.
In his letter to Chuck Schumer, Mike Johnson elucidates the expeditious route one should take to present this matter as urgently as possible. He condemns the high volume of crimes and felonies committed by the secretary of the Homeland Security in the controlling of the Southern Borders which has lead to an astounding influx of illegal and undocumented immigrants.
Constitutional experts have disregarded the urgency – citing the article’ lack of effectiveness. Despite this, April 10th will add another feather to the caps of Democrats and Republicans; bringing yet another indispensable yet electorally charged border issue into legislative domains. This particular showdown will be a high profile one as the country folks gear themselves for this years Presidential election.
Many have declared the outcome of the showdown as an inevitable victory for the Democratic-controlled Senate, trivializing the Republicans everlasting effort to impeach Mayorkas.
Mike Johnson has signed the letter with the members of the House Republicans he selected as his dutiful impeachment managers.
