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Within 20 Minutes Of Convening To Hold An Impeachment Trial Of Department Of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, Democrats In The Senate Steamrolled Through Motions And Voted To Dismiss The First Article Of Impeachment Brought Against Him.
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At A U.S. Senate Appropriations Hearing On The Department Of Homeland Security’s Fiscal 2025 Budget Request For More Than $107 Billion, One Senator Raised Concerns About DHS Policies Impacting U.S. Elections.
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U.S. House Republicans Are Demanding Answers From Department Of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas As To Why More Than 200,000 Deportation Cases Were Dismissed.
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Republican Members Of The U.S. House Committee On Homeland Security Are Demanding Answers From Department Of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas After Learning That Border Patrol Agents Are Releasing Known Or Suspected Terrorists (KSTs) Into The Country.
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According To U.S. Customs And Border Protection Data, 9.4 Million Foreign Nationals Illegally Entered The U.S. In Fiscal Years 2021, 2022, 2023 And Through The End Of February 2024.
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The Number Of Illegal Border Crossers Has Increased Significantly Since Department Of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas Implemented A Range Of Policies He Said Were Designed To Reduce “Irregular Migration” And Create A “Legal Pathway” For Foreign Nationals To Come To The U.S.
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House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Mark E. Green Blasted President Joe Biden For The Wave Of Illegal Immigrants Entering The U.S., Saying A “Migrant Crime Wave” Is Sweeping The Country.
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Unless Congress And Policymakers Understand How Weaponized Migration Is Being Used Against The U.S., They Won’t Be Able To Solve The Problem, Foreign Policy Analysts Warn.
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Secretive Flights Into Undisclosed Airports Around The Country, Possibly Including Those In Tennessee, Is Part Of The Biden Administration’s Import Of Large Swaths Of Illegal Aliens – In Numbers Larger Than Several Major Cities.
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Twenty-Two State Attorneys General Said Monday More Than 85,000 Migrant Children Could Be Lost Based On A Report From The Department Of Health And Human Services.
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