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    Home » Blog » Senator Vows to Go Down ‘Screaming and Fighting’ in Mayorkas Impeachment Battle

    Senator Vows to Go Down ‘Screaming and Fighting’ in Mayorkas Impeachment Battle

    April 10, 2024Updated:April 10, 2024 Editors Picks No Comments
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    The House voted to remove Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas two months ago. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-NY, is expected to dismiss the charges as soon as he receives them, but the Senate does get the two articles of impeachment against Mayorkas next year. &nbsp,

    ” Schumer is going to stand it”, Sen. Roger Marshall, R- Kan., predicts of the senate content.

    The Senate was supposed to receive the reports on Wednesday, but some Senate Republicans requested that House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La, postpone the wait until next week. Fox News reported that the advantage of putting off the article distribution is that it leaves more time for discussion without the constraints of the upcoming weekend.

    If the articles of impeachment are released next week rather than on Wednesday, Schumer has never made any changes to his place.

    If Schumer does dismisses the charges against Mayorkas, it will be a traditional first, according to Marshall. &nbsp,

    The Kansas senator continued,” This has never happened before,” adding that there have been” 21 impeachment tests over on the House part. Four of those, the person died ]or ] they resigned, but 17 of them still had the person in office when those impeachment articles were delivered, and every one of those was followed through with the trial. Chuck Schumer will rebuff this because it is therefore dangerous. That’s definitely what it looks like, but we’re going to go down screaming and fighting”, Marshall says.

    Following a failed attempt a year before, the Republican-controlled House voted 214 to 213 in favor of impeachment on February 13. &nbsp,

    The homeland security minister, according to the first article in the House, has otherwise acted to promote and maintain immigration laws while failing to secure America’s borders. &nbsp, &nbsp, &nbsp,

    According to the House’s second essay of impeachment, Mayorkas has intentionally made false statements to Congress and the people of America. He has breached the public confidence. &nbsp,

    Marshall joins” The Daily Signal Podcast” to explain the Senate’s anticipated course of action regarding the Mayorkas ‘ articles of impeachment and to discuss what course of action is still open to liberal politicians looking to secure America’s borders. &nbsp,

    Talk to the radio below: &nbsp,

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