the house select committee debated the impeachment of homeland security secretary alejandra mayorkasively for the debate. republicans brought a poster with photographs of fellow democrats on the committee who effectively failed the first impeachment attempt in november. the democrats responded by portraying what border with mexico they think donald trump would like to see. the former president constantly puts forward such terrible ideas, all in an attempt to re-elect donald trump. he himself says he doesn't want any solutions from congress this year, while secretary mayorkas and president biden continue to offer solutions every day. truly, serious damage has been done to our country, and this damage has been proven by the testimony of sheriffs and local officials during dozens of hearings in this committee, so that's it. not in politics, the authors of the impeachment resolution accused mayorkas of deliberately and systematically refusing to comply with the laws and betraying the trust of citizens. the document was adopted only due to the numerical superiority of republicans in the c

and alejandra mayorkas.t didn't specifically come about the conference of mayors meetings. >> it is a leading role in that. it engaged trying to take down a few minor prizes engaged in this and with mexico it is a matter of policing, we've been working closely with them. >> reporter: 20 of talk about fentanyl but not the border specifically. antony blinken and alejandra mayorkas are scheduled to meet with mexican delegation to address migration challenges but officials would not say whether mexico is being consulted on this late of border policy reforms that are being discussed. republicans reiterate their demands that include certain trump era policies get into that deal including restoring new mexico, building the wall and ending catch and release. president biden indicated there are too many big issues left to negotiate with his group in the senate before the deal is unveiled. >> where is the disagreement? >> president biden: i don't think we have one. >> reporter: broadly, this deal is expected to raise

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is one other issue facing congress, the suppose it future of the homeland security secretary alejandra mayorkas with efforts to impeach him this week. what you think of this effort? guest: i think it is a sham process to say that he is responsible for immigration issues that have been lingering for decades. we have not done a comprehensive immigration reform for decades and to say that one person, who i think for the most part has done a good job at the border keeping it together, to say that he is responsible for all of that is a sham process. you saw what happened yesterday in ecuador, gangs came into a studio like this one and held people up at gunpoint. that is a kind of disarray and that have a that is impacting the americas. there is a crisis of democracies in america. it is not an ideological one, but more about governments that have not produced for their people. and we saw what happened yesterday in ecuador. a country for the most part that had avoided the kind of violence that has been perpetrated in other countries by criminal gangs and drug cartels. now, it finds itself in violence

paul: that was alejandra mayorkas defending the biden administration's record on border security and tem for a record surge of migrants. mayorkas's trip came as are public and lawmakers launched impeachment proceedings against the secretary with the security committee holding its first hearing on wednesday. what do you make of secretary mayorkas's claims that they are enforcing border security laws? >> i don't think anybody believes it including secretary mayorkas but he has a job to do and has been trotted out to say these things. look at the apartment's data that shows record numbers of illegal border crossings. we see on the nightly news. paul: he says the majority of them have been detained and deported. >> migrants respond and to stay into the country. we know the administration is releasing people on humanitarian parole at record levels, a policy department on how to handle the border. it is not clear to me you use impeachment to settle disagreements. i think mayorkas is lying about what is going on but i don't think impeachment is the right response. paul: he says we are doing

morning the house homeland security committee is set to take up articles of impeachment against alejandra mayorkas. the two articles released on sunday accuse him of, quote, refusing to comply with the law. democrats are quickly rallying to defend mayorkas, release a report monday calling gop action a, quote, sham by conservative hard-liners. lauren fox joins us from washington. when you talk to republican rank and file, i'm kind of surprised. it seems like everybody has totally fallen into line. is that how it's going to be here? >> obviously, this is a big moment in the homeland security company, because this is the first time in more than 100 years that congress has tried to move forward with impeaching a cabinet secretary of a president. this is going to be a moment today where we expect there's going to be a lot of fireworks between republicans and democrats as house republicans move ahead with marking up those two articles of impeachment that you mentioned. but, you know, mayorkas is already firing back, saying the immigration system was broken long before he came into office. he's going to

not yet been able to reach president biden, but trouble awaits secretary of homeland security alejandra mayorkascused of artificially creating a migration crisis on the southern border of the united states. he willfully and systematically refused to comply with laws passed by congress and undermined the confidence of the congress of the american people. the result is catastrophic, it has threatened the lives and livelihoods of all americans. they want to announce impeachment under two articles: for refusal to comply with migration laws, in one of them, for example, it is written that every illegal immigrant must be detained, and at the same time they cross the border in millions, and he too accused of lying, testifying in congress, mayorkas stated that the border was securely closed, although it is obvious that this is not the case. we are losing our country there, and the man from... all this is being done to help re-elect trump. donald trump himself says he doesn't want congress to solve the crisis this year, and secretary mayorkas and president biden continue to offer solutions every day and

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host: we are looking at impeachment of the person in charge of the border, alejandra mayorkas. yes, we are going to get our first hearing, something that has been going on for months now. ella hundred mayorkas has been outside of president himself, perhaps the number one biden administration target for house and senate republicans. he has been the guy who has had a white-hot light on him since the beginning of the ration, and now that we are shifting into an election year, it's very obvious that republicans are gearing up to make immigration a top election year issue. they took a trip to the border over this most recent break, they've been very vocal about their disagreements with the biden administration, so we are going to get this hearing, i reporting shows that they want to move very quickly on this impeachment of our hundred mayorkas and they are obviously also doing their impeachment inquiry to president joe biden. but the thinking the have the curtain is that it would be an easier list that would have more moderates coming around the idea of impeaching and putting mayork

not yet been able to reach president biden, but trouble awaits secretary of homeland security alejandra mayorkasrtificially creating a migration crisis in the southern us borders. he willfully and systematically refused to comply with laws passed by congress and undermined the confidence of the congress of the american people. the result was catastrophic and endangered the life of the vehicle. trump will win the presidential election in november. all this is being done to help re-elect trump. donald trump himself says he doesn't want congress to resolve the crisis this year. both secretary mayorkas and president biden continue to offer solutions every day and are ready to talk about immigration and the border. however ready, apparently not quite. biden, for example, said today that congress is to blame for everything, which does not give him the means to protect the southern border, and he himself did everything in his power. i did everything i could at the border. republicans do not hide the fact that they want biden to return the strict immigration rules that worked under trump; this will cert

the house select committee debated the impeachment of homeland security secretary alejandra mayorkasan 13 hours. congressmen prepared creatively for the debate. republicans brought a poster with photos of democrats. these are the terrible ideas the former president constantly puts forward, all this in an attempt to re-elect donald trump, he himself says that he does not want any decisions from congress this year, while minister mayorkas and president biden continues to offer a solution every day. the real damage has been done to our country, and that damage has been proven by the testimony of sheriffs and local officials during dozens of hearings before this committee, so it's not about politics. the authors of the impeachment resolution accused mayorkas of deliberately and systematically refusing to comply with laws and betraying the trust of citizens. the document was adopted only due to the numerical superiority of republicans in the committee: 18 votes in favor. powers, i have been asking for this since the day i took office, give me border patrols, give me people, we have a clea

domestic threat to the national security and the safety of the american people is secretary alejandra mayorkas. he, through his policies, has defiednd subverted the laws passed by the united states congress. he has defied multiple court orders. he has lied numerous times to the u.s. congress. he has under oath stated things that were blatantly and obviously incorrect. he has broken his oath to defend this country. even ag garland admitted the policies of mayorkas are being used by cartels to exploit the american people and make billions of dollars. putting americans at risk. hundreds of thousands of americans dead to sentinel. -- fentanyl tens of thousands of young people traffic into sex slavery, dollars wasted and criminal networks connected to drug cartels in mexico throughout our entire country. director wray admitted before our community the other day that with the border wide open and a war in israel,hamas can walk right in. the director of the fbi years for his own agents. it's clear that this is intentional. secretary mayorkas knows the policy. if the ag knows the policies are the caus

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this discussion about legal and illegal immigration is the fate of homeland security secretary alejandra mayorkasis is an article from usa today under the headline, house republicans to begin impeachment proceedings against homeland security secretary alejandra mae arcus --alejandra mae arcus. against the department of homeland security alejandra mayorkas on their attack on democrats over the migrant crisis at the southern border. the proceedings will begin january 10 the house homeland security committee holding a first impeachment hearing, a committee spokesperson told usa today the move comes after 60 house republicans and speaker mike johnson, republican of louisiana, are in eagle pass, texas to tour the border and hold a press conference on the migrant crisis. let's look some more of that press conference from eagle pass, texas. this is gop homeland security committee chair mark green. he is attacking secretary mae arcus -- mayorkas. >> the greatest threat to national security and the safety of the american people is secretary mayorkas. he threw his policies has defied and subverted the laws

this discussion about legal and illegal immigration is the fate of homeland security secretary alejandra mayorkas. this is an article from usa today under the headline, house republicans to begin impeachment proceedings against homeland security secretary alejandra mae arcus --alejandra mae arcus. against the department of homeland security alejandra mayorkas on their attack on democrats over the migrant crisis at the southern border. the proceedings will begin january 10 the house homeland security committee holding a first impeachment hearing, a committee spokesperson told usa today the move comes after 60 house republicans and speaker mike johnson, republican of louisiana, are in eagle pass, texas to tour the border and hold a press conference on the migrant crisis. let's look some more of that press conference from eagle pass, texas. this is gop homeland security committee chair mark green. he is attacking secretary mae arcus -- mayorkas. >> the greatest threat to national security and the safety of the american people is secretary mayorkas. he threw his policies has defied and subverted the

committee will -- we'll talk about whether to fer to refer articles of impeachment against alejandra mayorkasouse. you can watch this on the free c-span now radio at work online at c-span.org lloyd austin expressed outrage over three u.s. service members being called within an base in jordane welcomed nato secretary-general to the pentagon.

in this case it is homeland security secretary alejandra mayorkas. the public and their saying he committed high crimes and misdemeanors by his alleged mishandling of the crisis on the southern border. lauren is live on capitol hill. this is a big step to impeach. what exactly are the high crimes and misdemeanors that are being alleged? >> well, a lot of constitutional experts would argue that there are not high crimes and misdemeanors here, but house republicans are arguing that mayorkas did not enforce border security laws that are on the books, specifically saying that he exceeded his parole authority, that he did not follow mandates on detention, and that he misled congress when he said that the administration had operational control over the border. now democrats are arguing in this hour-long markup at this point that they can have legitimate disagreements over policy, that is normal. but that is not impeachable, and those are not high crimes and misdemeanors in their eyes. >> so obviously there are not the votes to convict him in the democratic

. >> border politics are pursuing the capital impeachment for alejandra mayorkas, border talks in theeaker mike johnson saying it's not up to congress to seal the border. johnson on house floors laying down his marker. johnson says he is relying on rumors about what's in the senate border bill but there is still no bill text. kirsten sinema says to expect a quote very soon. others think the bill is on ice. >> a month ago the votes were there. when you have votes, you take them. you don't keep negotiating and dithering. >> the focus may turn to the house, impeachment for mayorkas next week but it is about the math, the gop has a to vote margin. there are 2 or 3 house republicans who are skeptical of impeachment which impeachment what automatic late trigger the senate trial for mayorkas. >> the spectral by house republicans does nothing to secure the border. there have been many shameful and embarrassing moments in the republican house majority but abusing the constitution by pursuing the sham impeachment effort is a new low. >> we are left with the border bill that might not be going a

. >> reporter: as house republicans begin the impeachment process of alejandra mayorkas, the impact ofrisis certainly being felt all the way up in new york city where you mentioned 3600 students were sent home to learn from home today because nearly 2000 migrants were moved to james madison high school in brooklyn because the tent facility, they rallied outside the school, tell me remote learning is a euphemism for no learning at all. >> not if the teachers sign up. they said good morning, posted assignments and left. there is no learning. >> reporter: migrants arrived at james madison high school last night. they returned to the nearby facility at 4:fifteen this morning. all school sports practices are canceled today and parent say they are concerned after the proven disaster of remote learning during covid. mayor eric adams visited the school last night, parents just rallied outside the school a couple hours ago. two new york state assembly and joined those parents and promised to work on legislation to block the city from using active schools or day cares to house migrants. >> we kn

host: lynn in silver spring, maryland. 10:00, hearing alejandra mayorkas over matters of immigration. you can see that play out on c-span3, c-span now, and also at c-span.org. don't forget also starting this weekend, our coverage of iowa caucuses on this program, hearing from folks starting on friday on the day to of the caucus and other representatives. we go one through monday with caucus voters in iowa voting and then it is onto new hampshire. the house of representatives just about to come in for their session. we will take you to the now. the speaker: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms. i hereby appoint the honorable marcus j. molinaro to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, mike johnson, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 9, 2024, the chair will now recognize members from the list submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate reck nation between the part

to agreed to house republicans announced that they would begin impeachment hearings against alejandra mayorkas his handling of the u.s. border. the white house responded calling the move baseless and a political stunt. this morning we will get your take on this debate. here is how we will divide the lines. those that support the border and immigration policies call in at 202-748-8000. if you oppose coming your line this morning is (202) 748-8001. if you agree, the line is (202) 748-8000. residence can reach us at (202) 748-8002. you can always text us on (202) 748-8003. where you can contact us on social media. the speaker held a news conference and here is what he had to say about president biden and his administration. [video clip] >> it is an unmitigated disaster and catastrophe. it is a disaster of the president's own design. about an hour ago we had lunch and there are sheriff's -- a former bridge -- border patrol agents said in his estimation it took less than six months for the biden administration to dismantle 100 years of progress that the u.s. border patrol had achieved. some of the

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security meeting where members are considering articles of impeachment against dhs secretary alejandra mayorkas. we join this in progress. >> [laughter] submitted for the record. >> the movement to the table has been submitted in writing. the clerk will call the roll on the motion to table. [roll call] s no. mr. pain? mr. pain votes no. carter? mr. carter votes no. mr. magaziner? mr. ivy? mr. ivy votes no. votes no. mrs. ramirez? mrs. ramirez votes no. mr. menendez? mr. menendez votes no. ms. clark? ms. clark votes no. missed titus? missed titus votes no. >> how is the chair recorded? >> the chair is not recorded. >> the chair votes aye. >> report the tally? >> there were 18 ayes >> the tabling motion stands in the motion is moved to the table. without objection, the clerk will report the amendment and nature of the substitute. >> eminent in the nature of the substitute offered by mr. green of tennessee. >> without objection, the reading is dispensed with. i now recognize myself to express the nature and substitute. this expands on the underlying resolution by including two articles of impeachm

homeland security committee held its first hearing on impeaching homeland security secretary alejandra mayorkas for his handling of u.s. border policies. republican attorneys general from missouri, oklahoma, and montana testified on what they see as a lack of enforcement at the u.s. southern border and how it has affected their states. a law professor also testified on why he believes the accusations do not rise to the level of impeachment. here is a portion of that hearing. >> the focus of this hearing is to receive testimony on president biden and secretary mayorkas' open border policies, and how these failed policies have had profound and devastating impact throughout the country. this is the first hearing in the impeachment proceedings regarding secretary mayorkas. i now recognize myself for opening statement. good morning. today is a solemn occasion, as this committee begins official impeachment proceedings in the matter of department of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas, and his handling of america's borders since taking office in february of 2021. morn occasion, as this comm

they're going to run on hunter biden and impeaching alejandra mayorkas.or money to go to the boarded but they did not want to vote on them because they want to run on it. they don't care about the country and if you vote for them you are out. host: let's go to jeff, in portage, michigan. a republican. caller: every morning is a good morning on the other side of the door. when i watch the stuff yesterday , with hunter biden. the different hearings. i felt like i was watching maury povich and jerry springer. there has to be a better way than five minutes here and there. everyone has their hotshot and i know there are very good representatives, good sincere people there. i want to know their ideas, with five minutes back and forth you can do anything. it's just their little time in the spotlight. they are not fixing anything. i've been republican, democrat and independent. yeah, what do they really do? it is quite entertaining. who needs a circus or soap opera when we can watch cnn? host: albert in california, and independent. caller: i would just like to sa

harvard university's president, and the house of representatives official impeachment hearing f alejandra mayorkas next week. this is just over one hour. live coverage of the white house presser. sec. jean-pier: good to see everyone. 20, here we come. with that, we are 16 days away from the government shutting down. instead of doing their jobs, republicans left washington in the middle of december, and they are not back until next week. th amerin people want congress to work with the president to take care and work on real issues that matter in their lives. that's what the american people want to see. instead of entering this year with a newpproach to deliver for the amican people, they are prioriting baseless impeachment stunts. in fact, earlier today house republicans said "we will shut the government dn, we control the mon." it's been 13 weeks since the first government funding deadne and more than six weeks since they kicked the can down the road for a second time. it's time for house republins to get serious, do their jobs, and deliver for the americ people. it shouldn't be hard to fund the v

visit ncicap.org] >> this afternoon, homeland security secretary alejandra mayorkas british reporters during his visit to the u.s.-mexico reporters. you can see live coverage of that beginning at 5:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, on c-span now , or online at c-span.org. >> wednesday, the first formal hearing of the impeachment of the homeland security sec.. live coverage of the house homeland security committee begins on c-span3, c-span now,

host: lynn in silver spring, maryland. 10:00, hearing alejandra mayorkas over matters of immigration.ee that play out on c-span3, c-span now, and also at c-span.org. don't forget also starting this

host: we are looking at impeachment of the person in charge of the border, alejandra mayorkas. est: yes, we are going to get our first hearing, something that has been going on for months now. ella hundred mayorkas has been outside of president himself, perhaps the number one biden administration target for house and senate republicans. he has been the guy who has had a white-hot light on him since the beginning of the ration, and now that we are shifting into an election year, it's very obvious that republicans are gearing up to make immigration a top election year issue. they took a trip to the border over this most recent break, they've been very vocal about their disagreements with the biden administration, so we are going to get this hearing, i reporting shows that they want to move very quickly on this impeachment of our hundred mayorkas and they are obviously also doing their impeachment inquiry to president joe biden. but the thinking the have the curtain is that it would be an easier list that would have more moderates coming around the idea of impeaching and putting ma

comply with laws that are on the books, which is why we are proceeding with the impeachment of alejandra mayorkasexpired. i recognize mister goldman for 5 minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. something the gentle lady from georgia said perked up my interest at this late hour and it was not just her soothing voice but it was the word quandary, which we've heard recently. we've heard■k■@ it out of the h of senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. who said that we have a quandary because we meaning the senate republicans have been working very hard to pass a border security bill, but donald trump does not want us to pass it. and as he said in a closed-door meeting of other senators, the quandary is that we don't want to do anything that would interfere with our candidate's ability to win the election. pretty clear what is going on here. so i wonder why miss green used the word quandary. when what it truly stands for is the fact that my colleagues on the other side of the aisle directed by donald trump, as they often are always our do not want to pass bipartisan border policy legislatioá#n th would fi

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southern border, the homeland security secretary, alejandra mayorkas headed down to eagle pass, texaslk about issues concerning immigration and border security. one of the people covering the secretary while there was ks 8ttv, she is a producer and contact -- content creator. she had a chance to speak to the secretary. thank you for joining us. tell us a little bit about the city itself. why does it draw so much attention when it comes to immigration? guest: local officials are kind of curious. it is about 2600 people right across the border from a big mexican city. a lot of people go to and from there. but things have been difficult with the bridge closures and migrants have been crossing over recently which we have seen have been draining their resources. host: we sell republicans interested in the area that we saw the homeland security sec. being interested himself. what brought him there? guest: he said because of the large number of migrants. the week before christmas we sounder rep -- we saw around 4000 migrants every single day and you might have seen pictures of the large grou

want to follow up on what you're saying with the impeachment effort of aloe hundred may -- alejandra mayorkashe toured the border and eagle pass, texas. this week and defended his department's handling of the border. [video clip] >> some have accused dhs of not enforcing our nation's laws. this cannot be further from the truth. having begun my career as a prosecutor, ultimately serving as the united states attorney, there is nothing i take more seriously than our responsibility to uphold the law. the men and women of dhs are working around the clock to do so. the individuals who have been returned to their countries of origin certainly know this. after the ending of title 42 in may this year, through the end of the fiscal year, dhs removed or returned more noncitizens without a basis to remain in the united states than in any other five-month period in the last 10 years. in fact, the majority of all migrants encountered at the southwest border throughout this administration have been removed, returned, or expelled. we are doing everything we can within a broken system to incentivize noncitize

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comply with laws that are on the books which is why we are proceeding with the impeachment of alejandra mayorkas> the gentleman's time has expired and i recognize mr. gold ford for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. something from the gentlelady from georgia said perked up my interest at this late hour and was not just her soothing voice. but it was the word quandary what we have heard recently. we have heard it out of the of senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. he said that we have a -- quandary because we, meaning the senate republicans have been working very hard to pass a border security bill. donald trump does not want us to pass it. and as he said in a closed-door meeting with other senators, the quandary is that we don't want to do anything that would interfere with our candidates ability to win the election. it's pretty clear what is going on here. so i wonder why ms. green used the word quandary when what it truly stands for is the fact that my colleagues on the other side of the aisleec by donald trump, as they often always are do not want to pass bipartisan border policy legi

committee will -- we'll talk about whether to fer to refer articles of impeachment against alejandra mayorkas to the full house. you can watch this on the free c-span now radio at work online at c-span.org lloyd austin expressed outrage over three u.s. service members being called within an base in jordane welcomed nato secretary-general to the pentagon. the past few years we have worked closely together. i want to thank you for your leadership. you heard me say that a number of times. it is heartfelt. you kept nato united with the most serious thought to transatlantic security since the end of the cold war. nato has grown stronger and more unnina became even more capable last year and am very pleased that parliament allowed sweden to join nato as well. we will talk about ways to further strengthen transatlantic security. and to the 75th anniversary summit that we will host here in washington later this year. we made excellent progress unemployment in the decisions our leaders have made. without approved regional plans, we are ensuring multi-domain return. if any adversary challenges that ret

e homeland security secretary, alejandra mayorkas headed down to eagle pass, texas to talk about issues concerning immigration and border security. one of the people covering the secretary while there was ks 8ttv, she is a producer and contact -- content creator. she had a chance to speak to the secretary. thank you for joining us. tell us a little bit about the city itself. why does it draw so much attention when it comes to immigration? guest: local officials are kind of curious. it is about 2600 people right across the border from a big mexican city. a lot of people go to and from there. but things have been difficult with the bridge closures and migrants have been crossing over recently which we have seen have been draining their resources. host: we sell republicans interested in the area that we saw the homeland security sec. being interested himself. what brought him there? guest: he said because of the large number of migrants. the week before christmas we sounder rep -- we saw around 4000 migrants every single day and you might have seen pictures of the large groups of people wa