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“At the start of the 118th Congress, I promised my constituents to pass legislation to secure our borders and to hold Secretary Mayorkas accountable,” Mr. Green said in a statement.
Mr. Green, a member of the ultraconservative Freedom Caucus, served as a flight surgeon during the mission that captured Saddam Hussein, and later wrote about his experience interviewing the Iraqi leader in his book “A Night with Saddam.” President Donald J. Trump nominated Mr. Green in 2017, when he was a state senator, to serve as Army secretary, but he withdrew after lawmakers in both parties expressed concern about a series of anti-transgender comments he had made.
As chairman of the Homeland Security Committee, Mr. Green led efforts to impeach Mr. Mayorkas, making him the first sitting Cabinet secretary ever to be charged by the House.
That put the secretary in the company of past presidents and administration officials who had been impeached on allegations of personal corruption and other wrongdoing.
But the charges against Mr. Mayorkas broke with precedent by failing to identify any such offense, instead effectively declaring the policy choices he has carried out to be a constitutional crime.
The initial attempt at impeaching Mr. Mayorkas also broke new ground last week, when the House defeated the articles of impeachment Mr. Green’s panel had approved in a stunning scene on the floor, as Republicans fell a vote short of cobbling together a majority because of defections and absences.
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