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Vote to Impeach DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas Fails, 214-216

AP Photo/Susan Walsh

And here we go …

Yesterday we reported that 17 Jewish groups had written a letter claiming that Mayorkas' impeachment was driven by antisemitic and white supremacist conspiracy theories. Or maybe it's because he hasn't done his job.

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And, not surprisingly, enough Republicans voted against it to sink it.

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NBC News reports:

A monthslong GOP campaign to oust Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas collapsed in the House on Tuesday after Democrats and a trio of skeptical Republicans voted to reject a resolution to impeach him over his handling of the southern border.

The vote was 214-216, and marks a stunning blow for Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., and House Republicans who have blamed the Biden administration for record migrant crossings and made border security a central campaign issue.

The vote ended in a 215-215 tie, but a member of GOP leadership changed his vote so that Republicans can bring the issue up again. Had Tuesday's vote been successful, Mayorkas would have been just the second impeachment of a Cabinet secretary in U.S. history — and the first in nearly 150 years.

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So who changed their vote?


Mayorkas and President Biden should both have been impeached already.

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