President Trump's impeachment has been approved

 

President Trump's impeachment has been approved

 

The US House of Representatives has approved the impeachment of USPresident Donald Trump.332 members of the House voted in favor of the resolution while 197 voted against it.

Ten members of Trump's Republican Party voted in favor of the impeachment, while four Republicans voted against the resolution.

The matter will now be referred to the Senate, with Trump becoming the first US president to face a second impeachment.

Strict security measures have been put in place in the United States in the wake of Trump's impeachment and Joe Biden's swearing-in ceremony.

Roads near Capitol Hill have been closed, large numbers of National Guards have been deployed inside and outside the parliament building, and new barriers have been set up.

There are also National Guards on the streets of Washington, where 20,000 National Guards will be deployed to maintain law and order in Washington during Biden's inauguration.

 The impeachment of President Trump has paved the way for the attack on Capitol Hill last week, and he is facing a second impeachment eight days before the expiration of President Trump's term.

The Democratic House of Representatives has passed an impeachment motion against US Republican President Trump with 232 votes in favor and 197 against.

Four Republicans and one Democrat abstained. With 223 votes to 205, the House passed a resolution calling on Mike Pence to remove his boss using the 25th Amendment, but not using the 25th Amendment. Has given life, However, the US Vice President Mike Pence has refused to comply with the resolution.

Several Republicans have also backed the House resolution. 10% of Republicans in the House of Representatives voted in favor of the impeachment of President Trump.

These Republicans include Dan Newhouse from Washington, John Catco from New York, Jamie Herrera Butler from Washington, Fred Upton from Michigan, and Liz Cheney from Yumming, among others.

Liz Cheney, the third-most senior Republican in the House of Representatives have said she will vote to impeach President Trump. President Trump called the impeachment of Democrats in the House of Representatives ridiculous.

Human Rights Watch, on the other hand, has urged newly elected President Joe Biden to allow his predecessor, Donald Trump, to be prosecuted for alleged crimes, as such a move would be a very dangerous mistake.

At the time of the impeachment, the capital, Washington, has begun to look like a cantonment, with troops stationed at key locations and highways, including Capitol Hill, and roads closed.

According to the details, after the refusal of US Vice President Mike Pence, the impeachment proceedings were passed in the US House of Representatives to remove US President Donald Trump from office.

According to Azeem M. Mian from New York, the House of Representatives with the Democratic Party has passed the impeachment motion against US Republican President Trump by a narrow majority (223 votes in favor and 205 votes against). It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post. The impeachment motion passed by the House of Representatives and the charges against President Trump will be heard in the US Senate.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has not yet made it clear that she will send the approved impeachment motion to the Senate for the rest of the constitutional proceedings.

According to Eastern Time, the House began and the legislators voted at 10 a.m. and the principles of the impeachment article were approved. After the approval of the ordinance, the debate in the House has begun while the final vote will be taken by 4 p.m. Will be completed

Earlier, the US House of Representatives passed a resolution to remove Trump through the 25th Amendment with 223 votes, while 205 voted against the resolution.

The resolution, introduced by Jamie Roxon, a Democrat from Maryland, called for U.S. Vice President Mike Pence to use his powers under Section 4 of the 25th Amendment to disqualify Trump. But before that, Vice President Mike Pence announced that he was rejecting the Democrats' resolution.

Section four of the amendment allows the cabinet to be removed if it feels the president is unable to carry out his or her duties.

In a letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Mike Pence said that the 25th Amendment to our Constitution is not intended to remove or punish a president.

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