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Washington, D.C. – U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, M.D., recently appeared on Wake Up America on Newsmax, where he discussed the Senate Democrats' decision to block an impeachment trial on Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. Senator Marshall expressed his strong views on the matter, highlighting the implications of the Democrats' actions on American democracy.

In his interview, Senator Marshall criticized the Senate Democrats for their role in shutting down the impeachment trial, stating, “This was a horrible day for American democracy yesterday. 51 Democrats, every one of them set the Constitution on fire." He emphasized the importance of checks and balances within the government and expressed disappointment in the Democrats' actions.

Senator Marshall also pointed out that Mayorkas is carrying out President Biden's policies, stating, "Mayorkas is doing Biden’s bidding. These are Biden’s policies." He highlighted the need for policy changes to address the crisis at the southern border and suggested that the upcoming November elections will play a crucial role in addressing the situation.

Furthermore, Senator Marshall raised concerns about the current administration's approach to border security, accusing President Biden of intentionally allowing people to cross the border for political gain. He remarked, "Biden wants this problem. He wants these people coming across the border." Senator Marshall called for increased vigilance at the polls and advocated for a change in leadership, stating, "We need a new sheriff in town. We need Donald Trump at the helm here."

Addressing the impact of the decision to forgo an impeachment trial, Senator Marshall highlighted the human cost of the administration's policies, stating, "a vote to not have a trial is a vote to tell Laken Riley’s family that we don’t care." He emphasized the need to address the consequences of illegal actions undertaken by the current administration.

The interview with Senator Marshall provided insight into his perspective on the situation at the southern border and the actions of the Senate Democrats in relation to the impeachment trial of Secretary Mayorkas.