This is a resolution introduced in the House of Representatives on March 17, 2026, that seeks to impeach Pamela Bondi, the Attorney General of the United States. The resolution contains five articles of impeachment, each alleging serious misconduct in her role as the nation's top law enforcement official.

The first two articles focus on Bondi's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files. The resolution claims she refused to comply with a congressional subpoena issued in August 2025 demanding the release of Epstein-related documents, and later violated the Epstein Files Transparency Act (a law passed by Congress with veto-proof support in November 2025). According to the resolution, Bondi withheld documents to protect political figures, including President Trump, while also releasing sensitive victim information like nude photographs and personal identifying details.

The third article alleges Bondi abused her prosecutorial powers by firing ethics officials, terminating career prosecutors who investigated Trump and his allies, launching politically motivated investigations against Trump's opponents, dismissing cases against Trump associates and companies, targeting journalists, prosecuting protesters, and misusing domestic terrorism laws to target people based on their political views. The fourth article claims she repeatedly defied court orders and misled judges. The fifth article alleges she committed perjury during her Senate confirmation hearing and House testimony by denying she would politicize the Justice Department and claiming there was no evidence Trump committed crimes related to Epstein, statements the resolution characterizes as false.

If passed by the House and convicted by the Senate, Bondi would be removed from office. This is a highly partisan resolution introduced by six Democratic members of Congress.