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Article IV of H.Res.353 accuses President Donald J. Trump of violating First Amendment protections.
, court rulings, and watchdog reports accuse of repeatedly breaching constitutional limits — most prominently the First Amendment, the Fifth Amendment’s due process/equal protection principles, the (i...
A U.S. district judge, Sara L. Ellis, imposed sweeping restrictions on federal immigration agents’ use of tear gas, pepper balls and other crowd‑control measures in Chicago after finding evidence that...
Federal judges across multiple cases have found that actions by President Trump or his administration violated constitutional provisions — most frequently the First, Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments a...
, introduced by and cosponsored by , lays out seven articles of impeachment against , alleging a range of constitutional abuses from obstruction to “tyranny” and recommending impeachment for high crim...
Prosecutors in the criminal cases brought against , as reflected in the provided reporting, have not framed their indictments as charging him with direct violations of the First, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth,...
No U.S. court has issued a definitive, widely accepted ruling that former President Donald J. Trump personally violated the Constitution as a direct, adjudicated finding of his individual, constitutio...
H.Res.353 (119th Congress) is a privileged House resolution that alleges seven articles of impeachment against President Donald J. Trump and sets those articles out in full in the resolution’s body; t...
Federal courts, advocacy groups, and congressional investigators have accused the Trump administration of violating several federal statutes and constitutional provisions across dozens of cases—most f...