Congressman Al Green Sends Letter to President Trump Demanding Resignation or Impeachment for Ignoring Due Process, Separation of Powers, Judicial Independence, and Congress’s[...]

(Washington, D.C.)- On November 10, 2026, immediately after the vote was taken to impeach Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, Congressman Al Green sent a letter to President Donald Trump demanding his resignation or impeachment for abuses of presidential power, including blatantly ignoring the Due Process Clause, the separation of powers, the independence of the judiciary, and the authority of Congress to declare war. The letter also charges President Trump with violating the public trust by enabling unjustified killings, shootings, and cover-ups by ICE and CBP agents. Citing incidents in Texas and across the nation, Congressman Green called on Congress to act without delay. Read the full letter by clicking here.

Congressman Al Green stated, "Accountability cannot end with Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. President Trump must be held accountable for violating constitutional protections, defying judicial and congressional authority, inciting violence, condoning unjustified killings, and shielding those responsible. We must not wait for another life to be lost before finding the will to act. Justice demands accountability, and accountability requires his resignation or impeachment."