House Republicans Fail to Impeach Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas

Despite months of preparation and a narrow majority, the GOP's effort to impeach Alejandro Mayorkas falls short due to internal defections and a lack of votes.

House Republicans' attempt to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas ended in failure due to insufficient votes and internal party defections.
The GOP's slim majority and internal divisions have made it challenging for them to unify on key votes, affecting their legislative effectiveness.
Democrats and some Republicans criticize the impeachment effort as politically motivated, while Mayorkas remains committed to his role despite the proceedings.
The impeachment attempt highlights the ongoing polarization and challenges within the U.S. political landscape, particularly regarding immigration policy.
Mayorkas, the first Latino head of the Homeland Security Department, emphasizes his dedication to public service and law enforcement amidst the impeachment efforts.