House Republicans are pursuing a partisan impeachment effort that will achieve nothing.

I believe that Secretary Mayorkas violated his oath to protect and defend the Constitution.

Republicans are acting in bad faith. Unfortunately, that's nothing new.

H.R. 2, you talk about it in every response. What is your alternative to H.R. 2?

It's far easier to demand impeachment. Instead of engaging in a good-faith effort to improve homeland security, House Republicans are more interested in giving interviews to FOX News.

This isn't a policy difference. This is a matter of following the laws written by Congress and thus a matter of Constitutional significance.

There is no Constitutional basis for impeaching Secretary Mayorkas.

Mr. Chairman, we all know that Secretary Mayorkas has been willing to appear before this committee. He is not running from anything.

Somehow, Secretary Mayorkas is making this tough job even tougher for our men and women of Border Patrol.

Democrats want to strengthen border security. We want to keep fentanyl off our streets.

Months ago, Chairman Green promised donors at a campaign event that he would bring an impeachment case against Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas.

Impeaching Secretary Mayorkas will do nothing to prevent other families from suffering similar tragedies. If only it were that simple.

This impeachment hearing just distracts from the important work that DHS is doing to secure the border.

If we really want to get something done, let's all come together and work on it so we can pass legislation that addresses the problem.

Again, this isn't a real impeachment, it's a pre-determined, pre-planned, partisan political stunt.

It is hard to ignore the fact that the Senate is having bipartisan negotiations on the behalf of the Democrats and the Republicans to try and pass a bill or put together a bill that would address these issues.

I believe that Secretary Mayorkas has willfully failed to enforce the law.

Transnational repression is a relatively new term being attached to a substantial--but under-reported--common global practice.