House expected to delay sending Mayorkas impeachment articles to the Senate until next week
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The House is now expected to send impeachment articles against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas to the Senate next week, though the specific date is still unknown, a senior GOP lawmaker told CNN – a delay that comes as Senate Republicans seek more time to develop a strategy to deal with the effort.
The House is now expected to send impeachment articles against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas to the Senate next week, though the specific date is still unknown, a senior GOP lawmaker told CNN – a delay that comes as Senate Republicans seek more time to develop a strategy to deal with the effort. House Republican leaders had initially planned to transmit the articles to the Senate on Wednesday, but some Senate Republicans had been urging Speaker Mike Johnson to delay the transfer, as they try to build more support for blocking an expected motion from Democrats to dismiss the trial. Louisiana GOP Sen. John Kennedy said on Tuesday, “We have asked – and I understand this is public now – the speaker, we asked him to delay sending over the articles until Monday to at least give us a full week. We’ll see if Senator Schumer honors the extra time.” Senate Republican Whip John Thune explained why some Senate Republicans are pushing for a delay in the impeachment articles being sent over from the House. He also said some members of his conference have been communicating with the House about the matter. “If we want to have the opportunity in the Senate to have a more fulsome discussions about this when the articles come over, there are times when that could probably happen better than having them come over tomorrow night and having to deal with it Thursday afternoon.” He added: “It’s the speaker’s call, but clearly our members want to have the opportunity not only to debate, but to have some votes on issues they want to raise, in some cases those will be points of order.”
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