More calls for Mayorkas to resign

 NY Post:

Rep. Debbie Lesko (R-Ariz.) called on Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas to resign on Friday, warning that he will face House investigations if he refuses.

The border state lawmaker’s message comes days after House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) promised to launch investigations in next year’s Republican-controlled House to determine whether Mayorkas should be impeached.

“I’m glad that he has given Mayorkas an ultimatum: Either resign or we’re going to start investigations and see if it leads to impeachment,” Lesko said on Fox News, referencing McCarthy’s comments from earlier this week.

“I personally have signed on to legislation to impeach Mayorkas. Prior to that, I signed on to legislation that he resign, and I signed on to letters asking him to resign,” Lesko added.

Lesko, a member of the House Border Security Caucus, went on to accuse the DHS chief of lying to Congress about the situation on the southern border.

“We had written him a letter saying he should resign. And he keeps on lying: He keeps on telling us that the border is secure,” Lesko said. “He said that again the other day in a House hearing. And it’s not secure. Anybody knows that. Even the illegal immigrants know that.”
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They should be asking Mayorkas whether Biden is ordering him to not enforce immigration laws.  I suspect that is the case.  If it is, then they should be impeaching both of them.  If Biden is giving Mayorkas an unlawful order then he should resign rather than follow it. 

See, also:

Supreme Court to hear arguments in case challenging Mayorkas deportation memo

Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas discouraged ICE from enforcing immigration law against millions of illegal immigrants

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