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Impeach and remove the President now. President Trump can be impeached for initiating military action without congressional approval, as this could be classified by the House of Representatives as an "abuse of power" or a "high crime and misdemeanor". While the Constitution grants the President "Commander in Chief" powers, it vests the exclusive power to declare war in Congress. In the 119th Congress (2025–2026), Articles of Impeachment have already been introduced against President Trump specifically citing the "unilateral, unprovoked use of force without congressional authorization" as an impeachable offense. Legal and Constitutional Framework- The debate over whether such actions warrant impeachment centers on two primary legal pillars: Article I, Section 8: Grants Congress the sole authority to declare war and fund military operations. War Powers Resolution of 1973: Requires the President to notify Congress within 48 hours of committing troops and mandates their withdrawal after 60 days unless Congress authorizes continued action. Violating these statutory limits is frequently cited as grounds for impeachment.