Trump Impeachment Effort
Rep. Al Green Introduces Seventh Impeachment Resolution Against President Trump Over Immigration Policies
Key Points
Green lost his Democratic primary in May 2025 after redistricting, potentially limiting his ability to pursue impeachment efforts in the near term.
A June 2025 impeachment bid alleging Trump struck Iranian nuclear facilities without congressional notification was defeated 344-79.
The House has consistently blocked Green’s resolutions by tabling them; five have been tabled, and in December 2025 one resolution was tabled by a 237-140 vote with 47 Democrats voting ‘present.’
Green has faced repeated public confrontations in Congress, including being escorted out in March 2025 after shouting at Trump and receiving a House censure; at the 2026 State of the Union he again drew attention by displaying a sign and was escorted out.
Market analysis tied to impeachment discourse placed a 6.5% probability of Trump leaving office before 2027, reflecting investor sentiment reacting to renewed impeachment talk.
Rep. Al Green of Texas has introduced articles of impeachment against President Trump for a seventh time, accusing him of abusing presidential power by transforming ICE and CBP into unaccountable, quota-driven forces IBTimes. The resolution cites deaths of four people—Renee Good, Alex Pretti, Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, and Johan Sebastian Durán Guerrero—as evidence of a pattern of unjustified killings and rights violations under Trump's immigration enforcement IBTimes.
Green's latest impeachment push comes after the House repeatedly blocked his previous efforts by tabling them GephardtDaily. Despite consistent rejection, Green continues to file resolutions alleging "high crimes and misdemeanors," maintaining his confrontational stance even after losing his Democratic primary in May 2025 GephardtDaily.
Seven Impeachment Bids, Zero Floor Votes
Green has now filed impeachment articles against Trump seven times since 2017. In June 2025, his resolution alleging Trump struck Iranian nuclear facilities without Congress approval failed decisively—defeated 344 to 79 KPIC. Every single resolution has been blocked before reaching a full House vote.
The House consistently votes to table—or reject consideration of—Green's resolutions. In December 2025, one tabling vote passed 237 to 140, with 47 Democrats voting 'present' rather than supporting Green IBTimes. Five of his seven attempts have been tabled without debate.
Green's Pattern of Congressional Confrontation
Green's impeachment strategy sits alongside a broader record of high-profile clashes on Capitol Hill. In March 2025, he was escorted out of the chamber after shouting at Trump OKCFox. Later that year, at the 2026 State of the Union, he drew attention again by displaying a sign and was again escorted out.
The House censured Green in 2025 following these incidents. His confrontational tenure has made him a polarizing figure, with critics viewing his repeated impeachment filings as performative politics GephardtDaily. Supporters argue he is holding the executive branch accountable for immigration enforcement abuses.
Timing Questions Ahead of 2026 Midterms
Green lost his primary race in May 2025 after redistricting, raising questions about his current influence in the House IBTimes. Despite no longer holding a safe Democratic seat, he continues filing resolutions, suggesting his impeachment push is part of a broader Democratic strategy to focus attention on Trump's immigration policies.
Market analysts have begun tracking impeachment discourse. Some investor-focused analysis placed a 6.5% probability of Trump leaving office before 2027, reflecting sentiment tied to renewed Democratic focus on removal IBTimes. However, with the House blocking all Green's efforts, the odds of impeachment advancing remain minimal.
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