Senate Republicans are ready to become jurors in an impeachment trial against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. “This doesn’t happen very often,” said Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) ...

Senate Republicans had argued for a full impeachment trial after the House narrowly voted in February to impeach Mayorkas for his handling of the border, stating in the two articles that he ...

once over At a trial, senators would be forced to sit in their seats for the duration, maybe weeks, while the House impeachment managers and lawyers representing Mayorkas make their cases.

The full House could vote on Mayorkas' impeachment as soon as next week. If approved, the charges would go to the Senate for a trial, though senators may first convene a special committee for ...

Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, who is facing impeachment efforts by House Republicans, has agreed to appear before Congress to defend his record. The impeachment hearings were ...

After last week’s failed impeachment ... vote of February 6. Mayorkas, the first cabinet member to be impeached since 1876, is likely to be acquitted in his Senate trial. Jude Russo is the ...

Mayorkas faced two articles of impeachment filed by the Homeland Security ... who will serve as an impeachment manager in a potential Senate trial, hugged Scalise afterward and posed for photos ...

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The Democratic Party argued that the ruling should be kept separate from the impeachment trial and would remain unaffected, while urging the prosecution to appeal the court’s decision immediately.

AUSTIN, Texas — The Texas Senate passed a bill Tuesday to change impeachment procedures. It comes after the high-profile impeachment of Attorney General Ken Paxton in 2023. He was acquitted on ...