How the influx of Somali migrants caused the dismissal of the powerful minister of the United States

The flow of trainers, including Somalis, crossing the Mexican border has led to the dismissal of the powerful US Secretary of the Interior, Alejandro Mayorkas.

The resignation came a week after members of Congress from the Republican Party failed to fire the minister.

Republicans have criticized the minister for his handling of the anti-immigrant immigration laws that have increased since the election of Joe Biden, the Democratic Party's president. Former President Donald Trump is widely campaigning that the new government has failed to control the flow of immigrants.

 

Thousands of refugees, including Somalis, are crossing the border between the United States and Mexico. This has been the subject of intense debate for many years in the American political parties.

In the past two years, hundreds of thousands of Somali immigrants have crossed the border between the wall and the wire in the US states that share the border with the United States.

The Republican Party of the United States, which has a slim majority in the House of Representatives, strongly criticized the way the Biden government handled it and the lack of enforcement of immigration laws that they accused the government of.

The House of Congress narrowly voted to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, making him the first cabinet member to face impeachment in nearly 150 years.

Many in the Republican Party blame Mayorkas for the unprecedented flow of migrants pouring into the US-Mexico border.

The Republican-led House voted 214 to 213 for the measure, after the first attempt failed last week. The issue now moves to the Democratic-led Senate, where it is likely to fail.

President Joe Biden called Tuesday's vote "a clear act of unconstitutional and political partisanship. Opponents of Mayorkas accused him of not living up to his oath of office and failing to do much to secure the borders.

 

Number of Immigrants crossing to the United States

More than six million immigrants have entered the United States illegally since 2021, making immigration a contentious issue ahead of the November election.

Hundreds of Somalis have been among the millions of refugees who have crossed the border wall in recent years.

The wall has created a lot of debate in American politics, and every year young Somalis jump over it as part of the people who want to reach the country.

Those young people who are looking to make a new life in the United States sometimes face many problems during their journey.

The construction of the wall started by the former president of the United States, Donald Trump, is still ongoing, and it seems that the party currently in power in the United States wants to continue the construction of the wall.

This issue is also one of the focal points of Donald Trump's campaign to oust Biden.

Data from the Department of Homeland Security released at the end of 2020 shows that the new walls have reduced illegal entry in some areas by nearly 90%. University studies, on the other hand, report mixed results.

Analysts said that the Border Guard has documented that it has been successful in controlling the flow of immigrants in the past, at the end of the Trump administration, although the achievements were not great.

A report published in the American Economic Review found that border barriers have reduced overall immigration by 35 percent.