Biden nominee to head DHS accused of selling Green Cards to Chicoms

 Power Line:

Alejandro Mayorkas is Joe Biden’s pick to head the Department of Homeland Security. His nomination was expected to be confirmed.

However, the nomination might already be in jeopardy. Sen. Tom Cotton tweets:

Alejandro Mayorkas was found by Barack Obama’s Inspector General to be guilty of selling Green Cards to Chinese nationals on behalf of rich, democratic donors.

He is disqualified from leading the Department of Homeland Security.

Mayorka should, indeed, be disqualified if he sold Green Cards. A president has the right to be served by those who agree with him ideologically, but not by those who are corrupt.

The Inspector General did not expressly find that Mayorka was corrupt. However, he did find that Mayorka intervened in an extraordinary fashion to procure Green Cards that would not otherwise have been issued. And I believe it’s fair to infer corruption, and certainly impropriety, from the IG’s findings contained in this report.

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There is much more.

It appears that many of these Green Cards were at the request of Well connected Democrat heavies like Harry Reid, Terry McCauliffe, and Ed Rendell.  It also gives you some idea of how corrupt the Obama-Biden administration was.

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