
So my question is, do you believe, Mr. Wolf, Mr. Scott, Mr. Edlow, that Secretary Mayorkas is responsible for the consequences that followed of the rescission of MPP?
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So my question is, do you believe, Mr. Wolf, Mr. Scott, Mr. Edlow, that Secretary Mayorkas is responsible for the consequences that followed of the rescission of MPP?

What has happened since then? Nearly 100,000 young people died in this country due to fentanyl.

To be clear--the laws didn't change between administrations, just the refusal of the current one to follow their legal obligations.

There is zero doubt in my mind that Secretary Mayorkas has been derelict of his duty.

Fentanyl is now the leading cause of death for Americans ages 18 to 49.

There's no denying that the threat from the Chinese Communist Party is real.

Secretary Mayorkas has surrendered control of our Southwest Border to the Mexican cartels.

The administration has since lost control of at least 85,000 of these children.

Our investigation will show the President why he should fire Mayorkas immediately or own this failure himself.

The American people want answers to this crisis. They deserve the truth.

This isn't about politics or policy disagreements. It's about law and order, and the safety of the American people.

We never forgot the violence that illegal immigration cruelly inflicts on defenseless women and children, who are raped, trafficked, and scarred for life by the lawbreakers.

The border is effectively controlled by Mexican cartels--who crave the predictability of these policies for their business model.

There is no operational control over large portions of the border.

It's OK for the American people. That's why we implemented MPP and we did a number of other things.

This is about, you know, an extreme policy toward the border, toward immigration, based on, you know, non-objective sources...

We created a migration crisis by creating an incentive for people to come here. We opened our border.