H.Res. 415 is an impeachment resolution introduced in May 2025 that seeks to remove President Donald Trump from office on charges of high crimes and misdemeanors. The resolution alleges that Trump violated his constitutional oath and abused presidential power by attempting to devolve democracy into authoritarianism, citing specific examples including his stated intent to wield unchecked authority "except for day one," his public calls for impeachment of federal judges who ruled against his administration, and his administration's defiance of federal court orders. Most prominently, the resolution charges Trump with refusing to comply with Supreme Court orders requiring the release of Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, a person wrongfully deported to El Salvador despite court injunctions protecting his return. According to the resolution, these actions violated the separation of powers, undermined judicial independence, violated due process rights, and demonstrated that Trump is unfit for office. The resolution calls for impeachment, trial, and removal based on Trump's alleged authoritarian conduct that threatens democratic governance.
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