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S. Res. 154 is a Senate resolution expressing the chamber's position that Donald Trump is constitutionally ineligible to run for or serve as President or Vice-President in the future, based on the Twenty-Second Amendment, which limits presidents to two terms. The resolution was introduced by Senator Markey in April 2025 and argues that because Trump has already been elected to the presidency twice, he cannot be elected again or serve beyond his current term. This is a non-binding resolution that represents the sense of the Senate rather than law with legal force; it does not require funding or contain implementation timelines. The resolution affects Trump's eligibility for any future federal political office and would primarily impact electoral processes and ballot access, though actual enforcement of eligibility rules rests with election officials and potentially the courts. While resolutions like this carry political weight, they do not override constitutional interpretation or ballot-access decisions made at the state or federal level.

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