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Ernest Rutherford.

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Homeland Security Secretary shots.

Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas can keep his job. Back in February, the House cited the U.S.

Mexico border crisis when bringing two charges against

Mayorkas, one refusing to enforce immigration laws and two breach a public

trust by making false statements. The two impeachment articles narrowly

passed 214 to 213 on their second attempt, making

Meyorkas the first cabinet secretary to be impeached in U.S. history.

On Wednesday, those charges met a swift end in the Senate, which voted mainly along

party lines to rule both charges unconstitutional, saying they failed to meet the legal

bar of high crimes and misdemeanors.

Majority leader Chuck Schumer said a cabinet member can't be impeached for carrying out

administration's policies.

Republicans say Senate Democrats shirk their constitutional duty by refusing to even examine the evidence.

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