Remember that phrase high crime and misdemeanors? Well it's back but it might not mean the same thing.

Tonight I'm Laura Coates Live. All right, you've heard this before.

All right, you've heard this before.

Members of the House are set to mark up

two new articles of impeachment tomorrow.

But this time, it's not for Donald Trump.

It's also not for Joe Biden.

Instead, they are targeting President Biden's Homeland Security Secretary.

The man you see right there, Alejandro Mayorkas,

and the House Republicans that are accusing him

is because he's not enforcing, they say, the border laws laws and he's losing the trust of the

American people. You're probably wondering which is the high crime or

misdemeanor in like a law and order episode you probably won't find it tonight. The

misdemeanor the high crime and you're not odd for asking the question because of

course those are the actual constitutional standards for impeachment.

Frankly it's been more nebulous over the years. constitutional standards for impeachment.

Frankly, it's been more nebulous over the years,

but I wonder if you feel that that would meet the criteria.

Well, the top Democrat on the Homeland Security Committee

says the articles don't include a shred of

evidence. The DHS says it's a farce and legal experts say that this really just

boils down to not a legal dispute but a policy dispute.

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