The United States is facing an unprecedented constitutional crisis. A sitting president has openly defied Congress and the courts, refusing to resign despite overwhelming legal and political pressure. In an emergency session, Congress passed a bipartisan resolution demanding the president’s immediate resignation, with 265 lawmakers in favor, including 45 Republicans. The vote signaled a historic fracture in party unity and a firm assertion that no president is above the law.
As tensions escalated, Congress was evacuated through underground tunnels due to credible security threats and massive unrest near the Capitol. The president responded defiantly, rejecting congressional authority and issuing statements that federal authorities are treating as dangerous incitement. Law enforcement and the National Guard have been deployed nationwide to prevent violence.
With the president continuing to defy court orders and threaten public order, constitutional mechanisms are now being activated. The Cabinet and Vice President are actively considering invoking the 25th Amendment to transfer power and stabilize the government. Courts are enforcing judgments, and federal agencies are coordinating to protect democratic institutions. The nation is watching as the rule of law, public safety, and constitutional order face one of their most serious tests in modern history.
