CONGRESS IN TURMOIL AS REP. AL GREEN FILES RESOLUTION TO IMPEACH AND REMOVE PRESIDENT TRUMP

Washington was thrown into immediate political upheaval today after Rep. Al Green introduced a formal resolution to impeach and remove President Donald Trump, accusing him of “habitual abuses of power,” “incitement of violence,” and “direct or implied death threats” toward lawmakers and federal judges.

According to Green, Trump’s conduct has “crossed every constitutional boundary,” creating what he calls an “active threat to the rule of law.”

The resolution includes a detailed evidence packet, which multiple congressional aides privately described as “far more explosive than expected,” fueling anxiety on both sides of the aisle.

In a striking development, several Republican members reportedly expressed concern behind closed doors, suggesting that the allegations—if verified—could fracture Trump’s remaining institutional support.

Security across Capitol Hill was tightened within minutes of the filing. Judicial offices received emergency briefings, and some congressional staff were instructed to remain indoors as a precaution.

But the biggest shock came from Green’s mention of a classified addendum withheld from the public.

Sources familiar with the document hinted it contains “highly sensitive material” that could dramatically escalate the crisis if released.

As the nation braces for what could become the most destabilizing impeachment attempt in modern history, congressional leaders are scrambling to assess the fallout.

Whether Trump can withstand this latest political earthquake—or whether Washington is on the brink of a constitutional showdown—remains to be seen.