A North Carolina state lawmaker who called on the secretary of state to resign -- after records showed her office allowed more than 320 nonpermanent residents to become public notaries over the past nine years -- said Wednesday he's filed for her impeachment. After reviewing official documents sent from Secretary of State Elaine Marshall's office, Republican Rep. Christopher Millis wrote a nine-page letter to her office detailing his concerns and requesting she step down immediately. Millis did not give further details on the status of his filing. Marshall’s spokesperson told Fox News in March: “This is simply a rehashing of the political attack used by my opponent in the recent election. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has authorized the specifically mentioned notaries to work here lawfully.

Source: Fox News April 05, 2017 21:22 UTC