House GOP's Border Security Plan Faces Hurdles and Opposition.

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House Republicans are pursuing a two-track strategy to demonstrate their commitment to border security, including a sweeping border and immigration plan and a potential impeachment of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. However, both efforts face heavy skepticism from GOP centrists and are unlikely to succeed in the Democratic-controlled Senate. Democrats are also offering potential changes to the legislation that could appeal to skeptical centrists. The House Homeland Security Committee will hold a vote on its own border bill next week, and the Rules Committee is expected to merge the two proposals before a final product gets to the floor.
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