House Homeland Security Committee Prepares for Mayorkas Impeachment Hearing

Critics argue the impeachment effort over policy differences does not meet constitutional standards.

House Homeland Security Chairman Mark Green, R-N.C., announced that his committee would hold a hearing next week to mark up articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.
Republicans' primary charge against Mayorkas is that he's selectively applying the nation's immigration laws.
The GOP-led House Homeland Security Committee has conducted two closed-door interviews with two former Trump Homeland Security officials, Mark Morgan and Rodney Scott, as the committee prepares to move forward with articles of impeachment against Secretary Mayorkas.
Democrats and some Republicans have criticized the impeachment inquiry process, saying the effort to remove Mayorkas involves a difference over policy and doesn't meet the constitutional standard for impeachment.
Mayorkas has been willing to testify before the committee, but not on the date Republicans offered because he was getting ready to host Mexican officials.