This is an impeachment resolution against President Donald J. Trump, drafted by consumer advocate Ralph Nader and constitutional scholar Bruce Fein. It presents 13 articles of impeachment, each alleging that the President violated his constitutional oath to preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution.

The articles cover a wide range of alleged misconduct. Several focus on foreign policy and military actions: initiating military operations against multiple countries (Iran, Yemen, Lebanon, Syria, Nigeria, and Gaza) without congressional authorization, blockading Venezuela, and committing what the resolution characterizes as war crimes and piracy. Other articles address domestic governance, including the alleged illegal declaration of national emergencies and deployment of the National Guard in major cities, detention and deportation of people based on race or ethnicity, and the firing of Inspectors General without proper congressional notice. The resolution also alleges abuse of presidential powers, including issuing an executive order on birthright citizenship that contradicts the 14th Amendment, pardoning over 1,500 people involved in the January 6 Capitol riot along with campaign donors convicted of financial crimes, and refusing to divest from business interests in violation of the emoluments clauses.

Additionally, the articles allege suppression of free speech through executive orders and retaliation against political opponents through investigations and prosecutions, while dismissing cases against political allies. The resolution claims the President has crippled federal agencies protecting consumers and the environment, violated the congressional power of the purse by freezing appropriated funds and diverting non-appropriated funds, and resisted congressional oversight by refusing to disclose information.