Outspoken Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene has called for the 78-year-old to be removed from office over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic and migrant crisis in the US. The Congresswoman for Georgia's 14th Congressional District took aim at President Biden after reacting to the latest immigration statistics on social media.

       Fox News correspondent Bill Melugin tweeted the latest data from the city of McAllen in Texas, which found over 7,000 migrants who had tested positive for Covid were allowed into the city since February.

       The figure included over 1,500 newly infected migrants in the last week.

       Responding on Twitter, Ms Greene wrote: “That’s it. Time to IMPEACH BIDEN.”

       The 47-year-old has been a fierce critic of President Biden and has supported unfounded claims of electoral fraud in his November 2020 election win over Donald Trump.

       Ms Greene was also temporarily banned from Twitter following the Capitol riots in January.

       The day after Mr Biden was inaugurated as the 46th US President she also called for him to be removed from the White House.

       She said: “I’ve just filed articles of impeachment on President Joe Biden, we will see how this goes.”

       Earlier this week another prominent voice in the US also called for Mr Biden to be impeached.

       “This man has the border wide open in violation of our immigration laws. You impeach Donald Trump when he is out of office because of a letter?”

       Mr Levin also condemned the move to extend emergency coronavirus laws to prevent people from being evicted from their properties.

       The broadcaster claimed eviction moratorium, which has seen been extended by 90 days, defies a Supreme Court ruling.

       He said: “He [Biden] wants to go down in history as the greatest President – he is going to do down in history as the greatest disaster. He is doing more to weaken this country than the communist Chinese could ever pray to do.

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       “And moreover, he just defied a federal, Supreme Court decision, he knows the CDC does not have the power to extend these moratoriums already, he says we’re going to do it anyway because he listens to this Harvard Emeritus Professor Laurence Tribe. He’s just violated the federal constitution.”

       The Biden administration had been hesitant to implement the extension despite growing pressure from Democrats.

       On Monday, the White House said the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) had turned down a request for a new scaled-down pandemic-related moratorium, citing a lack of legal authority to take the action.

       On Tuesday Mr Biden said: “The bulk of the constitutional scholarship says that it's not likely to pass constitutional muster… I don't know. There are a few scholars who say it will and others who say it's not likely to.”

       The Supreme Court had narrowly voted by 5-4 to keep the safety net in place until the end of July and at the time one judge said Congress would have to act to extend it further.

       Mr Biden did not announce an extension to the legalisation during a press conference on Tuesday, he added: “My hope is it’s going to be a new moratorium.”

       A new order to stop evictions in counties with “substantial and high levels” of virus transmission was later confirmed by the CDC and announced by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer.