In our first impeachment hearing on Wednesday, we heard from three Attorneys General, who testified to the impact Mayorkas's inaction has had across the country.
They talked honestly and openly about how cartel crime and fentanyl are a problem even as far north as Montana. Each of them agreed that the impact of Mayorkas's inaction was severe enough to warrant impeachment.
The Democrats tried to muddy the water with a law professor who was dead-set on defending Mayorkas (he wouldn't even agree with my friend Congressman Morgan Luttrell that slavery is an impeachable offense), but it didn't work.
The truth — that Mayorkas isn't doing his job and has turned every state into a border state — shone through.
As a law enforcement officer for more than forty years, I understand the importance of enforcing our laws. When I was Sheriff, if I didn't do my job (or, even worse, if I intentionally stopped my deputies from doing their jobs), I wouldn't have been allowed to stay in office. Secretary Mayorkas should be held to the same standard.
You can watch my questions here: