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So the presumption is you get it keep talking. so you have contempt power. the judge could do that, but you don't to want hold the former president in contempt. that's another thorny issue. >> great to see you. i thank you so much. there is still much more ahead today. coming up, the republican push to impeach homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas over the humanitarian crisis at the border. the first critical hearing happening right now on capitol hill. we'll go and speak with one of the top democrats in the room right now. you're watching "josé diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. .

Introduction Twenty-two years ago, the United States Congress passed a law giving immigration judges civil contempt authority—but delegated to the Attorney General of the United States the duty to draft the implementing regulations. Four U.S. Presidents and eight U.S. Attorneys General later, immigration judges still do not have contempt power. Why? Because, in defiance of a congressional statute, the Justice Department has failed to issue an implementing regulation.

Gibson Dunn lawyers discuss possible upcoming investigations in the U.S. Congress, as well as reviewing various aspects of Congressional investigations.

Electorate certified by the state to satisfy president biden as the president of the united states. lastly, unless congress asserts its inherent contempt power, affirmed by the united states supreme court over a century ago, there is no way that their subpoenae will be enforced before the november elections, before the congress expires and the subpoenae will expires and the subpoenae will expire injanuary the third inevitable happens in november, because a subpoenae by congress can't extend beyond the life of the congress that issued it. so it looks to me like it's a political study rather tha...

On Tuesday, the Ohio Supreme Court issued an opinion removing Judge Pinkey S. Carr from her Cleveland Municipal Court bench where she has served for more than a decade due to her more than 100 incidents of misconduct going back several years.