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Wichita, KS – U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, M.D. recently appeared on KAKE live in-studio to discuss pressing issues such as fentanyl poisoning and the surge in crime in the Greater Wichita Region. Senator Marshall also shed light on the upcoming impeachment trial for Department of Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas.

Speaking about the rise in crime and the influx of fentanyl, Senator Marshall praised local law enforcement officers for their vigilance. He highlighted the correlation between drug trafficking and crime, emphasizing the need to combat the spread of fentanyl, stating, "Crime is on the uptick across the country... with this big uptick in fentanyl, there’s just not going to be anything to do but fight this crime back."

Regarding the impeachment trial for Secretary Mayorkas, Senator Marshall expressed the urgency of the situation, stating, "Americans are demanding the impeachment of Secretary Mayorkas. He broke the law... for the first time in American history, the leader of the Senate, Chuck Schumer, is going to table this process. So we’re gonna do everything we can to fight against tabling it." Senator Marshall underscored the need for transparency, asserting, "We think that America deserves an open hearing."

In his critique of Secretary Mayorkas's actions, Senator Marshall accused him of violating the law by failing to enforce border security measures and abusing his power in granting parole to a large number of individuals. Marshall insisted on accountability, stating, "Secretary Mayorkas should be held accountable."

The Senator's insights shed light on the pressing issues facing Wichita and the nation, emphasizing the importance of addressing crime and upholding the rule of law in the face of challenges such as fentanyl poisoning and immigration policies.