Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas

‘Failure to remove him from office ... is an incentive to people to do whatever they want. We just further strengthened the “royalty” of the executive branch.’

A presidential cabinet member could go on trial in the upper chamber this week for only the second time in American history.

Conservative Republicans contend Democrats will gut the Senate’s constitutional power by dismissing the homeland security chief’s day of reckoning.

Hallowed traditions of the upper chamber of Congress may or may not be flouted by New York’s senior congressional lawmaker.

After failing in an earlier vote, House Republicans successfully impeached the DHS secretary—the first cabinet official to be impeached in nearly 150 years.

Four Republicans voted with Democrats to tank the resolution. Republican lawmakers say they will bring it up again for a vote next week.

Lower chamber of Congress will vote on Biden appointee’s status in office ‘as soon as possible,’ according to Speaker Mike Johnson.

Conflicting claims of fact and irreconcilable differences of opinion stand out as Congress begins another attempt to remove an executive branch official.

Millions of illegal immigrants have been allowed to cross the U.S.–Mexico border since 2021, and most have disappeared into the homeland.

Official data show millions of ‘inadmissible’ immigrants, including hundreds of terrorists, have flooded the country since President Joe Biden took office.

Senators demand, but don’t get many answers on federal officials censoring social media and dealing with terrorists crossing the border from Mexico