Since becoming Secretary of Health and Human Services, Kennedy has enabled and furthered Trump’s impeachable offenses as listed below:

• Undermining public health and safety – firing CDC director and federal public health workers, jeopardizing billions in health research funding, dismantling safeguards against foodborne illness, pulling federal funding from state and local health departments, and actively spreading health falsehoods and misinformation.

• Abusing his power in order to deprive the American public of accurate political, historic, scientific, and medical information – scrubbing healthcare data from websites, including national health surveys, indices, and dashboards.

• Illegally kidnapping, detaining, and removing U.S. residents – attempting to unlawfully deport Guatemalan children under the care of HHS’s Office of Refugee Resettlement.

• Unconstitutionally usurping Congress’s powers – defying Congress by blocking funds appropriated by Congress from reaching their intended recipients.

In supporting Trump’s constitutional violations and actively participating in, or even initiating, the actions noted above, Kennedy has failed to faithfully discharge the duties of his office. Kennedy also broke promises to Congressional members, including a promise that he would not alter the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices. Instead, he arbitrarily dismissed all 17 members of that advisory committee. Kennedy also has significant conflicts of interest due to his profiting from the wellness industry and potential contingency fees he, or those close to him, may gain from anti-vaccine lawsuits. He must be held accountable for his actions.

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During her tenure, Pam Bondi abused the power of her office and violated the oath she took to support and defend the Constitution, and to faithfully discharge the duties of her office. These abuses increased in scale and severity during her time in office. In her role as Attorney General and head of the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), Bondi was an instrumental participant in Trump’s schemes to occupy U.S. cities and states, to carry out state-sanctioned violence against civilians, and to undermine the laws of our country. She, individually and in coordination with Trump, orchestrated schemes to silence dissent, oppress civil and political rights, and shield from accountability criminals within the federal government, including immigration agents who disappear, assault, and murder perceived immigrants and protesters.

Impeachable offenses include:

(1)  Reshaping her office and the Department of Justice into partisan agencies that abuse their investigatory and prosecutorial powers to enable corruption and to support Trump’s anti-democratic assault on dissent, voting, and immigrants.  

Bondi orchestrated the reinvention of her office and the DOJ as dangerous, partisan toolsthat protect Trump and his associates, punish dissenters, evade federal civil rights laws, enable Trump’s violent occupation of Democratic-led cities, and support Trump’s efforts to deprive millions of the right to vote so that he can retain Republican control of the federal government. Under Bondi’s control and in coordination with Trump, the Office of the Attorney General and the Department of Justice dismantled nonpartisan and independent oversight mechanisms, and fired or pushed out career, nonpartisan civil servants. Scores of prosecutors and other federal officials have quitrather than carry out baseless investigations and prosecutions, or participate in efforts to evade courts orders.

In this process, she also co-opted and dismantled independent government oversight of businesses, government institutions, and law enforcement, including by firingthe ethics advisor to the Attorney General without cause, and enabling Trump’s firing of other independent oversight officials in agencies throughout the federal government. She also disbandedlaw enforcement task forces committed to investigating large-scale corruption schemes involving hundreds of millions and even billions of dollars, and supported the shut down of the National Law Enforcement Accountability database, undermining federal crime data collection. By defending and enabling these terminations and blocking critical data collection, Bondi created significant avenues for crime and corruption by corporations and government officials—including her own—with little oversight, accountability, or likelihood of investigation or prosecution.

(2)  Undermining the Constitution and federal law to provide cover for Trump’s illegal invasion and extortion of Venezuela

After Trump’s unlawfulinvasion of Venezuela, Bondi stated that President Maduro would face the “full wrath of American justice on American soil in American Courts.” In addition to pursuing this prosecution, Bondi authorized a memo that not only purported to justify the lawless invasion of Venezuela but to preemptively empower Trump to wage war wherever and whenever he wants with virtually no congressional oversight, in clear violation of the Constitution and the war powers that it assigns solely to Congress. Under this extraordinary and lawless theory, Trump can order the military to carry out missile strikes, clandestine special operations, and other violations of foreign sovereignty to “protect” U.S. law enforcement operating in foreign nations—a pretextual excuse, as became clear in the days following the Venezuela invasion, as Trump and other senior leaders candidly admitted the primary point of the operation was in fact to seize Venezuela’s oil reserves and extort its existing regime into compliance.

(3)  Attempting to extort states into surrendering their sovereignty

ICE, CPB, and other federal agents spent months terrorizing Minnesotans under the thin guise of immigration enforcement, a campaign in which agents murdered two civilians and brutally assaulted an unknown number of others. Bondi refused to investigate any of these unlawful incidents, including the murders. Instead, she issued an extortion letter to Minnesota Governor Tim Walz demanding access to Minnesota’s voter rolls and making it clear that the operations—and abuses by immigration agents—would continue until he capitulated. The subtext was remarkable: if you do not surrender your sovereignty, the federal government will continue to murder Minnesota residents.  

The ultimate goal of the DOJ is not federal access to state voter rolls, or the enforcement of civil rights laws, but federal control over elections and subjugation of Democratic-led cities and states. That has been confirmed recently by Trump himself. DOJ lawyers are putting this into practice with Memorandums of Understanding that the federal government has offered to dozens of states, which would require states to surrender control over their voting lists and allow the federal government to order purges with no mechanism for the state to contest the purges, or for the purged voters to contest or even be notified of their removal. Given the high error rate of existing systems, the Trump administration’s continued lies regarding noncitizen voting, and its use of federal power to punish political enemies, the result will be the disenfranchisement of individuals on the basis of their perceived ethnicity, party registration, address, or other demographics considered to be unlikely to vote for Trump or Republicans.

This not only assaults the political and civil rights of citizens throughout the country—who face loss of the right to vote and violent, military-style occupation of their cities—but also tramples on the authority of Congress, which has the power to pass legislation regulating federal elections, U.S. Const. art. I, sec. 4, cl. 1, and judges the returns of the elections of its own members, U.S. Const. art. I, sec. 5, cl. 1.

(4)  Overseeing Coverups in the Murders of Renee Good and Alex Pretti

Immigration agents murdered two civilians in Minnesota in January 2026: Renee Good on January 7, 2026, and Alex Pretti on January 24, 2026. Bondi refused to investigate the officers who committed or participated in the murders. Instead, the DOJ pressured the Minnesota U.S. Attorney’s Office to investigate Renee Good’s wife, prompting a wave of resignations; and after Pretti’s murder, Bondi attempted to extort Minnesota for its voter rolls. Under Bondi’s control, the DOJ failed its basic duties to investigate these and other crimes committed by federal agents, effectively empowering the lawless and violent campaigns that these agents have undertaken throughout the country.

(5)  Abusing the power of her office to target Trump’s political enemies and to silence dissent.

Bondi consistently used the power of her office to punish constitutionally protected speech and assist Trump in his efforts to weaponize the federal government against his perceived enemies. She demoted or fired career prosecutors who worked on disfavored cases, pushed federal law enforcement to suppress politically disfavored organizations under the pretenses of investigating “antifa,” and oversaw the prosecution of protesters and disseminated their pictures on social media in a move that the court criticized, and in violation of their right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty.

She undertook retributive investigations against current and former government officials that have earned Trump’s enmity, establishing a working group specifically committed to these punitive, partisan investigations. After Trump ordered Bondi to criminally charge his political opponents, she orchestrated efforts to indict former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James, under baseless charges that were subsequently thrown out. Despite these losses, she continued to abuse the power her office to target Trump’s political enemies.

Bondi also undertook escalating and unprecedented steps to suppress free speech by abusing the power of her office. First, she oversaw investigations of members of Congress for making a video in which they accurately explained the circumstances under which troops may and should refuse to follow unlawful orders. Bondi’s investigation is a threat to the First Amendment and to the independence of Congress.

Second, Bondi personally orchestrated the arrest of journalist Don Lemon for covering a protest. After a federal judge in Minnesota refused to issue a warrant for Lemon’s arrest—correctly noting there was no probable cause for First Amendment-protected activity—the Justice Department obtained an indictment and falsely claimed that Lemon’s reporting on a protest was an “attack.” Bondi abused her prosecutorial powers to target journalists and sending a clear message to journalists that the federal government will investigate, arrest, and prosecute them on meritless claims, in retaliation for covering the news in a manner that the Trump administration does not approve.

(6)  Unlawfully delaying and refusing to release the full Epstein files

Trump and Bondi together attempted to prevent the release of the Epstein files after it was revealed that his name would be included in them, including by pressuring members of Congress to withdraw their planned vote in favor of full disclosure. Then, after the Epstein File Transparency Act was passed (signed by Trump after the Act received near unanimous and therefore veto-proof support from Congress), the DOJ failed to comply with the Act’s December 2025 statutory deadline, instead releasing only a sliver of documents on December 19, 2025.

The DOJ then released what it termed the “final” trove of documents on January 30, 2026. It initially included at least dozens, if not more, nude photographs of victims, potentially including nude photographs of minors. The release of the Epstein Files was intended to increase transparency about who knew what and when about Epstein’s criminal behavior—it was not intended to revictimize Epstein’s victims. This gross incompetence alone merits impeachment and removal.

Moreover, Bondi never brought the DOJ into full compliance with the disclosure requirements of the law. Public reporting suggests that the DOJ still refuses to disclose millions of documents and disclosed no communications from Trump officials, in direct defiance of the Act.

Refusal by an executive official to execute the law alone is grounds for impeachment. Bondi played a leading role in attempting to prevent the disclosure of files, to prevent the Epstein Transparency Act from being passed, and now in preventing it from being enforced despite overwhelming bipartisan majorities. Bondi’s actions to stymie a coequal branch to protect the personal interests of Trump defy the law and the separation of powers.

(7)  Repeatedly lying to judges in court filings and defying court orders

Under Bondi’s control and orders, the DOJ repeatedly made false statements to courts around the country and defied court orders. Bondi herself made false claims in the prosecution of James Comey. She also personally authored a memo attempting to justify the Trump administration’s retaliatory attacks on Perkins Coie and claiming that the Court’s “order was erroneous,” in which she repeated derogatory language regarding Perkins Coie that the judge had previously enjoined. Bondi further abused the power of her office to undertake punitive campaigns against a judge that Trump previously and baselessly attacked for upholding the rule of law, instituting a baseless misconduct complaint against Chief Judge James Boasberg of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, that was dismissed on February 2, 2026. Bondi lied to federal judges, presided over attorneys who lie to federal judges, and has participated in schemes, in coordination with Trump and other senior officials, to defy and evade court orders, all of which warrant impeachment and removal.

(8)  Unlawfully supported the military occupation of U.S. cities

In the summer of 2025, Trump mobilized or attempted to mobilize U.S. troops against civilians throughout the United States, to instill fear in the civilian population, quell lawful political dissent, politicize our military, and usurp local and state authority. In D.C., Bondi purportedto appoint the chief of the DEA to act as Washington’s “emergency police commissioner.” Bondi refused to discuss her role in the use of the national guard in Illinois despite direct questioning from Congress. As the chief legal officer of the United States, Bondi supported these unlawful measures through active support or acquiescence. In either case, her support for treason is an impeachable offense.

(9)  Enabled the unlawful kidnapping, detention, and removal of U.S. residents, including to foreign prisons.

Bondi helped orchestrate and defend kidnapping, detaining, and removing U.S. residents to foreign prisons, including Venezuelan nationals to El Salvador—and then attempted to evade any judicial oversight of her blatant lawlessness. Under her direction, the Trump administration kidnapped, detained, and removed, without any due process, thousands of people who peacefully live in our country. These people have been stolen from the streets of their communities, moved from state to state to evade court oversight, held without access to attorneys and family, and, in some cases, removed from the country and imprisoned in dangerous conditions in foreign countries in defiance of court orders. In carrying out this breathtaking and illegal assault on immigrants—including refugees, students, and other lawful visa-holders—Bondi unconstitutionally defied court orders and usurped judicial authority, unconstitutionally impeded local and state authority, and targeted individuals on the basis of their religious, ethnic, or racial identities.

(10)  Defending Trump’s unconstitutional efforts to strip people of their birthright citizenship

Her inability to answer basic questions of Constitutional law at her confirmation hearings should have been grounds to deny her appointment as the chief legal officer of the United States. But Congress abdicated its duty, and now Bondi has publicly defended and furthered Trump’s unconstitutional efforts to end the birthright citizenship unambiguously enshrined in the Fourteenth Amendment.

(11)  Engaging in efforts to interfere with and destabilize U.S. elections

Bondi, who was instrumental to Trump’s efforts to steal the 2020 election, abused the power of her office to interfere with and destabilize U.S. elections, in the process undermining state election powers and subjecting individual voters to the unlawful dissemination of their private voter data.

Bondi terminated federal law enforcement efforts’ to combat foreign influence in U.S. elections, and has abused the power of her office to investigate the state criminal conviction of an individual who allowed insecure access to voting equipment in May 2021.

Bondi oversaw more than twenty baseless lawsuits against U.S. states, and one against Fulton County, Georgia, to obtain and abuse their voter rolls and the highly sensitive private personal information of voters. As one judge wrote in dismissing one lawsuit, the federal government is no longer entitled to the presumption that it can be “taken at its word.” The government’s claims “fail as a matter of law,” “overreach and misuse . . . limited constitutional exceptions” to state election control, are likely to be used in “unprecedented ways, including immigration enforcement efforts,” and “may very well lead to an erosion of voting rights and voter participation.”

Bondi was also directly involved in orchestrating and carrying out the unlawful raid on Fulton County in a bid to support Trump’s ongoing attempts to undermine the 2020 election results and pave the way for future election interference. During this raid, FBI agents seized 2020 election documents, including original ballots, circumventing an existing court order.

(12)  Using her office for personal financial gain

On the day that Trump imposed significant and unlawful tariffs on imported goods from across the globe, Bondi sold between $1 and $5 million of Trump media stock, which immediately thereafter dropped significantly in value as the stock market reacted to Trump’s tariffs. It appears at the very least likely that Bondi benefited from her insider knowledge of Trump’s tariff plans; but because she controls the DOJ, there will be no investigation into her own corrupt dealings or any other by Trump or senior officials in his administration.

Former Attorney General Pam Bondi refused to recognize basic principles of separation of powers, encouraged and justified the Trump administration’s violation of federal and international law, and constructed a regime to enable the President to embroil our country in intractable wars for his own enrichment and that of his cronies. She trampled on our First Amendment rights and undermined the powers of the judiciary branch and the legislative branch, afforded to both by the Constitution. Her violations of the Constitution and her abuses of power are extensive. Congress has already waited too long to act. It has a duty and obligation to exercise its impeachment power to impeach, convict, and remove Pam Bondi from office. Congress’s responsibility does not end now that Bondi has left office. She should still be held accountable for her actions, impeached, convicted, and disqualified from holding future office.

During her tenure as Secretary of Homeland Security, Noem enabled and furthered Trump’s impeachable offenses as listed below:

• Unlawfully mobilizing military forces against civilian protestors in the United States – utilizing military resources to further aggressive immigration raids and to crackdown on immigration protestors

• Illegally kidnapping, detaining, and removing U.S. residents – kidnapping individuals such as Kilmar Abrego Garcia and Mahmoud Khalil, smuggling Venezuelan migrants out of the country against court orders

• Illegally and unconstitutionally removing U.S. residents, migrants, and asylum-seekers to foreign prisons - removing individuals such as Kilmar Abrego Garcia to El Salvador’s notorious prison, CECOT. 

• Abusing his power to remove nonpartisan civil servants, punish perceived adversaries, and reshape federal agencies – in her oversight of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, permitting the suspension of employees for writing a warning letter to Congress.

• Unconstitutionally usurping Congress’s powers - cutting programs and staffing within the Department of Homeland security, particularly within the Federal Emergency Management Agency, despite congressional appropriations for such purposes. 

• Unconstitutionally and systemically violating the First Amendment – unlawfully arresting, detaining, and cancelling the visas or permanent residency of Palestinian rights advocates; attacking and threatening immigration protestors and activists; suspending Federal Emergency Management Agency employees for writing a warning letter to Congress.

• Defying court orders, threatening judges, and unconstitutionally usurping judicial authority – defying court orders regarding the release and transport of individuals.

• Unlawfully aggregating and disseminating private data, in violation of individual privacy and liberty rights – seeking access to protected databases in order to further aggressive immigration actions.

• Depriving citizens of their birthright citizenship – promoting and planning to strip birthright citizenship in unprecedented ways.

In supporting Trump’s constitutional violations and actively participating in, or even initiating, the actions noted above, Noem failed to faithfully discharge the duties of her office. She further failed to uphold her responsibilities by encouraging the violation of the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment rights to due process in her agencies’ immigration actions. This includes the use of racial profiling in immigration enforcement, removing safeguards to prevent U.S. citizens and lawful immigrants from being arrested by immigration agents, and not providing sufficient training and discipline to deter constitutional violations during ground operations. Noem is complicit in creating arbitrary quotas and incentives that pressure ground staff to act aggressively and recklessly. Noem also negotiated an international visa agreement with Argentina without proper authorization from the U.S. Department of State and National Security Advisor. She also pressured CBS to change its editing rules for Face the Nation because she was upset at how her interview was edited, ultimately undermining freedom of the press.

Although she no longer holds the office of Secretary of DHS, she must be held accountable for her actions .

Since becoming Secretary of State, and later Acting National Security Advisor, Acting Archivist of the United States, and, until late August 2025, Acting Administrator of the U.S. Agency for International Development, Rubio has enabled and furthered Trump’s impeachable offenses as listed below:

• Illegally kidnapping, detaining, and removing U.S. residents – Rubio’s declaration that certain immigrants contravene U.S. foreign policy because of their speech or beliefs has been critical to attempts to detain and deport those immigrants.

• Illegally and unconstitutionally removing U.S. residents, migrants, and asylum-seekers to foreign prisons – negotiating agreements with foreign countries to allow for third-party country transfers; refusing to negotiate to return wrongly deported Kilmar Abrego Garcia

• Unconstitutionally and systematically violating the First Amendment – Rubio’s declaration secretly vilifying and removing legal status from lawful immigrants due to their exercise of free speech rights.

• Unconstitutionally usurping Congress’s powers – dismantling the U.S. Agency for International Development despite Congress having allocated funds to the agency.

• Unconstitutionally usurping Congress’s powers to declare War – supporting and facilitating action against Iran without proper authorization.

• Imposing unlawful tariffs – assisting Trump in imposing harmful and unlawful tariffs on foreign countries.

• Defying court orders, threatening judges, and unconstitutionally usurping judicial authority – refusing to negotiate with El Salvador for the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia

• Planning the forced removal of Palestinians from Gaza – supporting the forced removal of Palestinians.

• Abusing his power in order to undermine public health and safety – dismantling U.S. Agency for International Development and severely curtailing U.S. contributions to global public health efforts in ways that ultimately undermine American health safety and outcomes. 

• Abusing his power in order to deprive the American public of accurate political, historic, scientific, and medical information – as Acting Archivist, failing to initiate investigations into or seeking to preserve unauthorized communications on the Signal application by top officials; altering the State Department’s Human Rights Report so deeply that it has lost credibility as a globally recognized and respected resource.

• Committing war and humanitarian crimes against civilians in Latin America – supporting the unauthorized strike on a vessel in the Caribbean Sea, killing 11 people. 

In supporting Trump’s constitutional violations and actively participating in, or even initiating, the actions noted above, Rubio has failed to faithfully discharge the duties of his offices. He must be held accountable for his actions.

Since becoming Secretary of Defense, Hegseth has enabled and furthered Trump’s impeachable offenses as listed below:

• Unlawfully mobilizing military forces against civilian protestors in the United States – enabling the mobilization of Marines and National Guard in Los Angeles and Washington, D.C.

• Illegally kidnapping, detaining, and removing U.S. residents – providing military transportation for rapid deportation of immigrants without sufficient due process and against court order

• Illegally and unconstitutionally removing U.S. residents, migrants, and asylum-seekers to foreign prisons – providing military transportation for rapid deportation of immigrants without sufficient due process and against court order

• Unconstitutionally usurping Congress’s powers to declare war – coordinating and assisting with attack on Iran without congressional authorization

• Unconstitutionally usurping state and local authority – allowing Trump to abuse the power of the U.S. military to punish Democratic-led cities, bypass state and local governments, oppress protestors, and support immigration officials’ assault on immigrant communities in Los Angeles and Washington, D.C.

• Committing war and humanitarian crimes against civilians in Latin America – carrying out a military strike on a vessel in the Caribbean Sea, in violation of international and maritime law, and causing the deaths of 11 people.

In supporting Trump’s constitutional violations and actively participating in, or even initiating, the actions noted above, Hegseth has failed to faithfully discharge the duties of his office. Further, Hegseth participated in multiple unauthorized, unsecured communications on Signal with individuals who are not government employees, jeopardizing national security and demonstrating a dangerous lack of judgment. He must be held accountable for his actions.

During his tenure as head of the FHFA:

• Pulte abused his authority to access sensitive mortgage data.

• Pulte made politically motivated criminal referrals, including Federal Reserve Board Governor Lisa Cook, Attorney General Letitia James, Senator Adam Schiff, and former Representative Eric Swalwell.

• Pulte defied regulations intended to ensure impartial, nonpartisan decision-making in criminal referrals.

• Then-acting FHFA inspector Joe Allen was removed from office after he shared with the DOJ the results of an ethics investigation into senior FHFA officials who had been accused of ordering employees to improperly access files related to Letitia James and others— results that he was constitutionally and legally obligated to disclose—and dozens of ethics officials were fired.

Trump has appointed Pulte as head of the nation’s eighteen intelligence agencies. Pulte is not legally qualified for this position, having no national security experience whatsoever. Furthermore, his actions as the head of the FHFA demonstrate that he will not hesitate to follow Trump’s unconstitutional commands, which already include a demand that Pulte abuse the power of his office to investigate “rigged elections”—code for elections held in cities and states disfavored by Trump, run by election officials who are protecting their voters against Trump’s unconstitutional attempt to access and control voter information and election systems, or whose results go against Trump or his allies—and to “fire a lot of people,” which would gut these crucially important agencies and terminate career civil servants who are loyal to the country instead of to Trump.

Pulte has abused the power of his office to engage in retaliatory schemes against Trump’s political opponents and to punish career public servants, thereby undermining the rule of law and hindering the agency from carrying out its obligations.

It is impeachable conduct to abuse the powers of a housing agency. Abusing the power of America’s intelligence agencies—and their unconstitutional and dangerous mass surveillance systems—poses an existential risk to our democracy. Congress must impeach Pulte, convict him, and disqualify him from any future office.