H.Res. 246 is an impeachment resolution against Theodore Chuang, a federal judge in Maryland, introduced by Representatives Ogles and Davidson on March 24, 2025. The resolution claims Judge Chuang violated the separation of powers by issuing a preliminary injunction in a case called J. Does v. Elon Musk that ordered the government to restore system access and deleted emails for USAID employees. The House argues that by restricting the President's authority over foreign policy and national security decisions regarding USAID, Judge Chuang overstepped judicial boundaries and committed "high crimes and misdemeanors." The resolution points to concerns about USAID's past financial support reaching organizations with terrorist connections as justification for the President's actions. If passed by the House, the resolution would proceed to the Senate for a trial to determine whether Judge Chuang should be removed from office.
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