Garland, the Biden-appointed attorney general, has largely brushed off his duty to enforce federal law and prosecute pro-abortion extremists, even as incidents of violence and harassment continue to be directed against pro-life clinics and the Supreme Court’s six conservative justices.

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH), who is set to chair the House Judiciary Committee if Republicans take back the House in November, didn’t rule out the future possibility of impeaching Garland when interviewed by the Washington Free Beacon.