o refer h.res. 503 to the committee on homeland security and judiciary. h.res. 503 lays out articles of impeachment against president joe biden for his failure to secure the southern border of the united states. now, we do a lot of things in this body, and we say a lot of things. i certainly do. about our beliefs and about what we think is happening to our country. what we are talking about here is, indeed, solemn. we are, in fact, talking about the mechanism provided by the founders in the constitution of the united states to check and hold the executive branch responsible. the border crisis that we are experiencing today is extremely significant for the people in my home state of texas. not just texas, of course, the entire country. but in particular for the people in my home state of texas. since president biden took office, there have been well over five million illegal migrant encounters along the southwest border. bore than 2 -- more than 204,000 illegal immigrants were encountered at the border in may alone. those numbers are changing post relaxing

again, a priority for homeland security. his blatant dereliction of duty to preserve, dereliction to protect, and dereliction to defend the united states of america and american people deserves impeachment. instead of joe biden, he's demonstrated time and again policymaking and political decisions that he prioritizes illegal aliens over american citizens, over our wives, our daughters, and our children. his gross neglect and refusal to take action at the border warrants removal from his post and, again, why homeland security must investigate. that's why i support congressman boebert's articles of impeachment and referral to committee. the c.b.p. had a record number of encounters with terrorists at the southern border. the security of our nation is being undermined by foreign enemies because they know we have weak leadership. we need to remove joe biden from the oval office and ensure that americans are safe. we need a leader that puts america and its people first, not illegals. thank you, congressman boebert, thank you, spea

wolf was the former acting secretary of the department of homeland security. during his time at dhs, he successfully navigated numerous global and domestic challenges in the nation's security including covid-19, civil unrest, numerous border and immigration crises. prior to the services he spent over ten years in the private sector. he received the sec. of transportation 911, 9/11, u.s. secretary of the national distinguished service medal. he most recently served as the acting director of the immigration services and prior to that the position he served as the chief counsel for uscis. before his time at uscis, you worked on immigration issues in various capacities under the trump administration. including with the executive office of the president and the justice department's office of legal policy. he served from 2008 to 2015 is the chief counsel for the customs enforcement. he has experience on capitol hill including stints with the house judiciary committee and former representative the border patrol where he served january 22 august 2100 with president tru

have you spoken to the secretary of homeland security about this specifically? if so, it did he say to you? if not, what is your main message to him? rep. mccarthy: not directly but i will. i would hope he would take action today. it is a bipartisan issue. they do not pick a home based on where someone is already stated. it goes throughout our entire country. the challenge here that i've asked the secretary why has he not briefed congress about it? why is he omitted this to their party has provided to the judiciary committee? he will come before the committee next month. lp is prepared to answer the questions because on a bipartisan level we want america protected. if you would take action, we will. -- if people not take action, we will. >> [indiscernible] >> write some of these criminal records to applicants to the united states, they say they're close to an agreement, have you been briefed on these negotiations and if they did an agreement in near future, what is your reaction? would you go forward with these steps? rep. mccarthy: my first reaction would be le

as i promised congress during my confirmation process as homeland security i.g., i prioritized oversight of border security and immigration. my first visit to the southwest border was within two months of my confirmation, and since then i've personally traveled to the southwest border nine times to review dhs operations and border conditions. these trips have encompassed all nine border patrol sectors from san diego, california, to the rio grande valley in texas. in addition, my senior staff or i have visited the northern borders of washington, michigan, new york, vermont and florida's maritime border. during my visits i've engaged with senior law enforcement and front-line personnel to better understand how dhs can enhance border security and fight corruption. i've also received situational briefings from northcom, southcom, u.s. army north regarding active and reserve components assisting at the southwest border. my testimony today will focus on cbp and i.c.e.'s management of resources and discuss in our recently-published authority about the health and no to real of cbp and i.c.e. we'

next chad wolf former acting homeland security secretary. testify before the committee about the u.s. southern border and immigration policy. the former secretary also talks about the trump administration border security policies and the effectiveness of the asylum system. committee on homeland security will come to order. without objection the chair may decle the committee and recess at any point. the general woman from tasas mse diocese and ask questions. i like to make a few administtive notes. today's united states army's birthday. we approach a birthday cake and it is for parties members and staff to enjoy. >> as you are having a piece of ke, reflect on the 248 years of men and women who served our great natn in the united states army. as we start today i want to point out that this is an oversight hearing. it is a beginning of several that will follow. i am assuming the party that holds a white house will differ to the opinions of the party not inhe white house. that is okay. i am certain we c all conduct ourselves without disrupting th

is this a customary practice for the department of homeland security? >> i think that there is long-standing practice in terms of protecting the attorney-client privilege and other law enforcement sensitive information. it's a very large department and we are uniquely situated. >> how long have you been with of the department of homeland security? >> about three and a half months. >> in your experience have you dealt with documentin production before not just with dhs but other places? >> i spent nearly a decade as a senate staffer, so i've been on the receivingiv end. >> when you saw documents like this, did it frustrate you? >> yes, congressman. >> because you really wanted to get some information to understand and hold to account the department you're talking to her transparency, is that right? >> i consider the role i'm in right now the opportunity of a lifetime and i can appreciate the frustration i'm committed to working with you and yourpp staf to getting the information. >> when can you commit to get the information about what exactly is behind

as i promised congress during my confirmation process as homeland security i.g., i prioritized oversight of border security and immigration. my first visit to the southwest border was within two months of my confirmation, and since then i've personally traveled to the southwest border nine times to review dhs operations and border conditions. these trips have encompassed all nine border patrol sectors from san diego, california, to the rio grande valley in texas. in addition, my senior staff or i have visited the northern borders of washington, michigan, new york, vermont and florida's maritime border. during my visits i've engaged with senior law enforcement and front-line personnel to better understand how dhs can enhance border security and fight corruption. i've also received situational briefings from northcom, southcom, u.s. army north regarding active and reserve components assisting at the southwest border. my testimony today will focus on cbp and i.c.e.'s management of resources and discuss in our recently-published authority about the health and no to real of cbp and i.c.e. we'

multiple oversight hearings and that does not include briefings and the like with respect to homeland security. the secretary was here before -- the secretary was here and testified before the performance security committee. so i think it is important for us to be reasonable about the request that we make a member frankly a lot of these requests are unreasonable and out of line . i guess it is consistent with some of the other things we had happened this week, the censure of mr. schiff i thought was completely inappropriate. and today we had actual votes on impeaching president biden which i think is just early ridiculous. this seems to be consistent with that. but appears to be where are the republican caucus is going and i think that's disappointing because the people have more important business to get done but that seems to be where we are. at this point, mr. chairman, i would move to adjourn the hearing. chair cline: the gentleman's time has expired. we are not to the point where we are returning the hearing. congressperson: can we have a vote on that? congressperson: it is not debatable.

again, a priority for homeland security. his blatant dereliction of duty to preserve, dereliction to protect, and dereliction to defend the united states of america and american people deserves impeachment. instead of joe biden, he's demonstrated time and again policymaking and political decisions that he prioritizes illegal aliens over american citizens, over our wives, our daughters, and our children. his gross neglect and refusal to take action at the border warrants removal from his post and, again, why homeland security must investigate. that's why i support congressman boebert's articles of impeachment and referral to committee. the c.b.p. had a record number of encounters with terrorists at the southern border. the security of our nation is being undermined by foreign enemies because they know we have weak leadership. we need to remove joe biden from the oval office and ensure that americans are safe. we need a leader that puts america and its people first, not illegals. thank you, congressman boebert, thank you, spea

lankford: madam president, the white house and the department of homeland security released a press release yesterday to talk about what's happening on the border currently, especially on our southwest land border. i wanted to read just one line from the press release that was put out by homeland security yesterday where they state in their press release, the administration's plan is working as intended. the administration's plan is working as intended. now, what they were referencing was what's happening on the southwest border and the number of people that are crossing our border that are quote, unquote, being encountered at the border. that's the new term from the homeland security, the number of people that cross our border illegally. they're encountered. in the past those individuals and what i mean in the past, i mean in the past two years, those individuals crossed our southern border, asked for asylum because they were told by the cartels what to say. the cartels would say to each individual as they crossed and pay the fee to the cartel, tell them you're afraid in your country. they

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president biden has closed department of homeland security detention facilities and refused to cooperate with the state and local law enforcement officials in securing the border. he has allowed illegal aliens to enter the united states as asylum seekers despite knowing they did not qualify for asylum. president biden has pursued this open border agenda purposefully and willfully. circumventing every safeguard, check and balance required by law, resulting in mass illegal immigration into the united states to the detriment of the american people. president biden with such conduct has demonstrated a failure to uphold federal imimraition law, violating his oath to the constitution. if allowed to remain in office. and has acted in a manner grossly incompatible with the rule of law and to the manifest injury of the people of the united states. wherefore president biden by such conduct warrants impeachment and trial, removal from office, and disqualification to hold and enjoy any office of honor, trust, or profit under the united states. article 2, dereliction of duty. the constitution provide

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robert silvers, under secretary of homeland security for strategy, plans and policies. a true veteran of homeland security. and david bakowski. former admiral in the coast guard. we will have time at the end for questions. do not be shy but please write legibly on your card. let me turn to ann. >> thank you. it is great to be here. it is always great. jim always has such insights. he is often one of the first people we call to say, what do you think about ? x? much as it sounds like the steamboat explosions -- which i will have to look into -- the colonial pipeline hack was a transformative moment for cybersecurity in the united states. oil and gas pipelines across the entire east coast was disrupted. you had cars lined up at gas stations and fundamentally, we were confronted with the fact a criminal group based in russia could disrupt major infrastructure in the united states. when the president asked the question of, what are our cyber safety requirements for major elements of critical infrastructure? the companies that transport hazardous materials, those that provid

he has had a passion for this prior to bringing this to the department and through our homeland security grants. we were able to secure a drone, and he has built a cadre of seven operators and we are looking to expand that at this time and have increased number of operators. if you can go to the next slide time, it has some pictures of some of the some of the things that he's been able to assist operations with which is an overview of a fire and where the host stream is hitting or other things that somebody that's an incident commander at the fire may want to know, um and also with night lighting, being able to see where our rescuers are operating, or where a victim might be hiding in the cliffs or some of the uses that we've had for our drum. i also coordinate with the fema. california task force three. that is one of the heavy rescue teams that the deploys across the nation for disasters next month. in june. our team is up number two to deploy, and we have, um, several members in each of the categories that you see listed on this slide. that are training to respond to a federal emergen

mayorkas is still the secretary of homeland security?st appointed to the group of flunkies, lefty loons and political hacks. it's the last person who should have anything more to do with school children. no. not him. he's been dead for 10 years and the charges are still unproven. sort of like president biden. not him either. he can't even come outside during school hours. no. it's the head of the american federation of teachers. yeah! randi weingarten or as some know her, the current recordholder for the dead lift squat. she'll offer advice on school safety. it's like hiring the big bad wolf to advise pigs on home security. on the bright side, this'll allow her to finally quit her side hustle as a night club bouncer. it makes total sense, tyrus. someone who started the -- and when kids finally made it to school, the only words letters they learned are crt and lgbtq. she failed those kids and she's being rewarded for her incompetence. of course, rewarding incompetence is what the biden administration has always done best. the school safet

chief and homeland security and intelligence who was the one who warned of potential violence. barbara, let's start with you. what do you make of the special counsel's apparent focus now on bedminster? do you think that we could see charges filed against trump in my own home state of and jay? >> it's possible. this episode we have a don't trump showing a document, i don't know that we have the document, but one thing that is really interesting that i think undercuts his story about this was all bravado, is the language that jack smith uses in the indictment. he doesn't just say the donald trump is saying these things. it says, he showed a document to staffers. and when there is a trial, we're not just going to listen to the state, we are going to hear testimony from the witnesses who were there, who will say whether they saw this document, and so, if so, you're really right to wonder, why they aren't filing charges in new jersey, because it's a separate crime to disclose classified information. even if he didn't show them the document, just howling the months and the document c

government, the department of homeland security, u.s. marshal, federal protective service, the fbi, along with local law enforcement in miami-dade are thinking this through, are erecting hopefully the appropriate barriers. they know that community best. as you touched on it, i'm sure they're actively monitoring social media. but we do have to anticipate a potentially large crowd here, particularly given some of the rhetoric from some of our so-called public officials over the last few days. i've been down to miami-dade to oversee active shooter training exercises. it's a complicated jurisdiction, but there's a lot of resources down there. >> some of the rhetoric we've heard from members of congress and also from the proud boys and others are rather alarming. now, obviously people have a first amendment right to express themselves. the mayor of miami, frances suarez, stressed the importance of letting people use their free speech. is there a way, do you think, to keep this from getting out of control? >> jake, that is probably my principa

that the secretary of homeland security will not take action. they cut off funding for these programs. the secretary giving reports and of that has risen to their level of reports know i have called and talked to the chairman of judiciary. my office is supposed to be testifying about it in july. we're going to have a number of hearings but also hold the secretary accountable for lack of action that is harming a number of victims in america. chicago, florida, and individuals are by themselves. homeland security knows. that is why we have a number of members here. all serving under the committee. china is requiring. [indiscernible] >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. they give for joining us we are going to have our briefing. between october 2018 and march 2019 identified 35 residents. entry through the rear sometimes the upstairs. and march of 2019 we arrested internationals committing a residential burglary. confirmed -- all the way back to the property. they went to the rear of the houses and started surveilling the houses. sometimes in the be

on wednesday, georgia senator raphael warnock, a democrat, asked the department of homeland security for clarification, writing, "peaceful protest is a quintessentially american activity -- and a fundamental constitutional right." in mississippi, progressive groups have filed a lawsuit against a new state law that forces protesters to get approval from law enforcement officials before holding public actions near or at government buildings in the city of jackson. the law requires prior permission from mississippi's public safety commissioner or the state capitol police chief for demonstrations at the state supreme court, the governor's mansion, the state capitol grounds, and other government sites. the suit was filed last week by jackson undivided coalition, mississippi poor people's campaign, black voters matter, and others. the groups say this is an attempt of the white republican supermajority to strip jackson and surrounding communities, which are predominantly black from local autonomy and the right to free assembly. the new law is set to take effect july 1. president biden's vet

we have congressman carlos jimenez, the florida republican, house homeland security.in a very relevant year. congressman, where does this go? there's great dissatisfaction with the home land security secretary. that is of course. his office like to say encounters and the sheer number of migrants crossing the border are down markedly down now. the trend is our friend. what do you say? >> what i say is that what happened in his first two years? he had nine million people crossing the border. all of it done on purpose. i believe that -- i don't believe many of the statistics coming out now. they're doing a little shell game, who is coming in, encountered, who is coming in with their app. so we have to get to the bottom of that. there's no doubt that the secretary mayorkas, although he's not incompetent, all of this was done on purpose. i think that's what is coming out. it was done on purpose to drop nine million migrants in to the united states. >> neil: there's a lot of back and forth on that as you're aware. one of the things that seems clear to me is usually someone

the government lawyers have been asked to go away and talk to the department of homeland security andly argue the merits of the case today. the judge said that was for another day. so that the basic argument here is that prince harry has been open about his drug taking and his book and in articles elsewhere. and the heritage foundation says that means he either lied on his visa about when he entered the united states or the department for homeland security kind of turned a blind eye to it and ignored that because it's one of those things that can exclude you from a valid visa. now, we don't know what kind of visa he's travelled on or living here on. we don't know any of those details. but this is a, i think, an attempt to get hold of that information. but we won't know for some time whether or not that's going to be successful. and we certainly didn't hear any great arguments today on the merits on either side. i see. and gary, so given that very significant and large caveat, i'm going to ask a very caveated question. but given that we don't know any of those details but say we do lea

that's with the kind of funding we have through homeland security. and we see the results in the prevention in the sense of preventing lives lost in colleyville, texas. the synagogue that -- where worshipers were held hostage. that synagogue's population has been trained under d.h.s. programs in active shooter response. and they actually saved their own lives. they knew what to do in realtime and they got out. so that's the kind of thing we unfortunately have to prepare for. we prefer to prevent, but if not we have to empower our citizens to know how to respond. richard: i'm going to jump around, you have a brief that has so many different dimensions. let's talk about, here we are in the city of new york. the mayor for the last several weeks has been publicly at odds with your boss, the president, over the border. and to the point where people who are coming here are now the cost -- we're not talking millions, we're potentially talking billions of dollars for an already financially strapped city. we don't have the physical facilities to deal with it.

subcommittee this coming tuesday will look at the department of homeland security preparations for the end of title 42 for the acting deputy commissioner for customs and border protection is among those expected to testify. what we find out arizona republican congressman part of the border security caucus joins us now. congresswoman, welcome. what do you think congress wants to investigate as it relates to the end of title 42? >> i think we want to know exactly what is going on. it does not appear the bite administration wants to secure the border. instead i believe their priority is to process more illegal immigrants into the united states. case in point and yuma, arizona what you just discussed about 15 months ago the president and secretary may orchestra promise to close the gaps in the border wall. they still have not done it. i talked to the yuma county supervisor just this morning they said the number of murderers going on just across the border in mexico is really getting frightening because the different factions of the cartels are fighting for control. it is spilling o

. >> today homeland security officials testify on the expiration of title 42, which allowed migrants to be turned away at the u.s. mexico border, watch live before the subcommittee on border security, and enforcement, at two pm eastern on c-span 3, c-span now, on our free mobile video, app or online at c-span.org. >> brandon job is the -- joining us from arizona to talk about issues along the southern border, mr. judd, thanks for your time. >>, because we what the page, or one correction, i'm no longer an, agent i retired about a month ago. when >> thank you for the clarification, one more point of clarification, i know you're in, arizona but could you describe where you are and why? >> yes, so where i'm, located i am in tucson, in the tucson arizona sector. right now i'm pretty, fairly close to the border, i'm not right on the, border but i am very close to the border right now. >> could you explain a little, bit we've heard a lot of scenarios that were supposed to, happen stemming the end of title 42. give us your sense of what's going on since then. >> when we were out on the bord

. >> homeland security officials say the organizations have suspected ties to drug trafficking. >> theretes that could be tied to local gang networks that maybe have established networks from the columbus bee and/or eastern european that can comfortable in certain cities. >> reporter: according to the company, this one crew robbed various stores more than 20 times allegedly stealing a total of $135,000 in merchandise. at least two of them have since been arrested order robbery and larceny charges. their cases are pending. >> we are looking at these folks who do this for a living, impact us on a regular basis and building large multistate jurisdictional cases against these sglups another alleged repeat offender this delaware woman, ayanna who authorities say has been on an organized retail crime spree for years. in february, she was caught on surveillance allegedly stealing two espresso machines worth nearly $2,000 from a new jersey bed bath and beyond. and then, here she is again at a nearby home depot a week later raising a hammer at a home depot employee who tried to stop her. authorit

the impeachment with congressman that was sent to the homeland security committee with secondary, to us. the reason it was sent to homeland security with the resolution that dealt with the border situation. it was all focused on joe biden and this administration in mayorkas and intentionally uppity the border like they have over the last two and half years. maria: were to be watching your moves, thank you, sir. chairman jim jordan joining us. as the recession and minute wealth manager mark tepper says we can expect it withi this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. [ applause ] the day you get your clearchoice dental implants changes your struggle with missing teeth forever. it changes how you eat, how you feel, and how you enjoy life. it c

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it's robert silvers under secretary of homeland security or strategy plans a true veteran of homeland security. all security agencies in any case he's been a while. finally david the administrator of the transportation security agency. which is one of the sector agencies that really good work recently. i was kidding the former admiral in the coast guard. so we'll have time at the end for a fewa questions. do not be shy please write legibly on your card. with that let me turn to and. >> thank you so much to be here. i was a great, such insights on cybersecurity is when thinking about new ideas is often where the first people we called to say what you think about x? as much as it sounds like the steamboat explosion in the 1830s which i will look into. colonial pipeline hack is a transformative moment for cybersecurity in the united states americans from now on in the infrastructure we didn't have minimum require an infrastructure. it takes on this and the end of the story a moment because it occurred six months later. and we know there were attempts at legislation over the decade prior

. >> homeland security officials testified on the department's handling of a border security amid the end of a public health order that allowed the u.s. to turn away migrants at the southern border. they also touched on fentanyl seizures, the impact of migration on border communities and the use of an app by border patrol to legally register asylum-seekers and drink the u.s.. -- entering the u.s.. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] welcome to the subcommittee on border security enforcement here on title 42, in the preparation leading up to title 42. the purpose of today's hearing as to examine the department of homeland security's, what we perceive as a failure to prepare for the termination of title 42. we will get, we will discuss that today. i welcome our witnesses, i very much appreciate their professionalism in taking their time to be with us today however i'm very disappointed that the department of homeland security declined our request for a third witness, that one being someone from senior chain, with ice immigration, customs enforcement. we're gonna

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but the chairman of the senate homeland security committee was not convinced they have done nearly enoughnduct really deep dives into the failures that day and report back to his panel. now congressional oversight is a tough job. but the chairman is making clear he's going to stay on the case. >> all right, we'll be looking for that. zach cohen, thank you. jim? >>> today the supreme court handed down a major decision affecting the future of u.s. elections. in a 6-3 ruling, the justices rejected north carolina republicans' arguments that the states courts, its own courts, should have a limited to no role in reviewing election rules, rules that would be established by partisan state lawmakers. cnn's supreme court reporter ariane de vogue has been watching this. the legal theory behind this, let's talk first about the effect it will have on how elections are run in the states, including federal elections are run in states going forward. >> right. well, you have to remember that the supporters of president trump here and the supporters of this theory they were making a big ask, they wanted th

let's bring in a former assistant secretary for the department of homeland security and harvard professororning. >> good morning. >> i'm sure you've had a chance to tdigest this. and e port finds that former president trump was the primary cause of the insurrection. that is in the report. buoes on to say fact remains th the federal agencies tasked with preventing terrorism did not sound the alarm and much of the violence that follow order january of may have been prevented had they done so. pretty pointed language there putting the energy square squar president trump but faulting for not seeing that it was going to happen. >> and those of us outside government were sounding the alarm because we're monitoring the same public information that the fbi was. the fbi for a number of reasons that the report cites was unwilling or unable to do so. one -- there are three explanations. one is just clearly the agents understood what was going on, they just could not grasp that this was likely to happen. the send is that they erroneously focused on intra right wing fighting. they were focused on the