Rep. Mark Green Reverses Retirement Decision Amid High Congressional Retirement Rate
After encouragement from Trump and constituents, Green aims to lead with big plans for the Homeland Security Committee.
- Rep. Mark Green (R-TN), initially planning to retire, reverses decision after encouragement from Trump, constituents, and colleagues.
- Green aims to lead the House Homeland Security Committee with big plans, including securing a Senate trial for impeached Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.
- Green's reversal marks him as the fourth House Republican to backtrack on retirement plans, amidst a high rate of congressional retirements.
- Green's decision to stay is influenced by support from former President Trump and a sense of duty to address the border crisis.
- Green's initial retirement was motivated by frustration with congressional inaction and a desire to fight Washington from outside.