This House resolution, introduced December 10, 2025 and sponsored by Representatives Al Green, André Carson, and Nikema Williams, impeaches President Donald J. Trump for "high crimes and misdemeanors." The resolution includes two articles. Article I says the President called for the execution of six Democratic lawmakers after they posted a video urging military and intelligence personnel to follow the Constitution. Article II says the President has threatened federal judges, helped create a climate of threats against the judiciary, and undermined judicial independence. The text asks that these articles be presented to the Senate for trial.
The resolution is a formal accusation by the House of Representatives. If the House approves articles of impeachment, those articles would be sent to the Senate, which would hold a trial to decide whether to remove the President. No final outcome is included in the resolution text.
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The resolution says the President abused his office by calling for the execution of Members of Congress and by threatening and seeking to intimidate federal judges. It says these actions promote violence, undermine democratic institutions, and are contrary to his constitutional oath, and therefore justify impeachment and a Senate trial.
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