Recent developments center on Democratic efforts to advance impeachment resolutions in the Republican-controlled House. In September 2026, Rep. Al Green’s articles targeting immigration enforcement actions were tabled by a 232-147 vote, with limited Democratic support, followed by Rep. Steve Cohen’s introduction of 26 broader articles citing executive actions on immigration, military operations, and other matters. Trader consensus at 67.5% for impeachment before the term ends reflects expectations that Democrats will gain House control in the November 2026 midterms, enabling a majority to approve articles in 2027. Current Republican majorities and internal Democratic divisions limit near-term prospects, while the longer timeline incorporates historical patterns of partisan House majorities pursuing such measures.