The Green MP Blames after removing him from the House of Representatives to disrupt the speech of Congress Trump

Democratic Representative Al -Green may face control by the House of Representatives after its removal due to the disruption of President Trump’s speech to Congress on Tuesday night.

Republican Dan Newhaus from Washington made a decision to monitor the green color on Wednesday morning due to the explosions during Trump’s speech, and according to what they reported, they hit three alternative measures of the blame carried out by Representative Arizona Eli Crane, Vice Vice Troy Nils, and freedom spaces. The House of Representatives will vote on whether the green will be blamed at one time this week, the Hill said.

“For the supervision” of the legislator is an official penalty that Congress members can offer their colleagues to the uncontrolled behavior. The House of Representatives will have to vote on whether green should be controlled.

Parliament Speaker Mike Johnson ordered the Sergeant of the House of Representatives to take out the green color after he stopped and intervened when Trump spoke to the legislators.

Al -Akhdar stood up and shouted, “You don’t have an authorization!” Republicans, who were sitting on the other side of the room, drowned Green’s protests, chanting “the United States of America! The United States of America!”

Johnson asked the room to sit and stay calm, but Green refused. Then Johnson issued the censor instructions to weapons to remove the green color from the room to boycott the speech, and with the Green Leave, the Republicans stood up again and chanted, screaming, “Get out!”

“You don’t have an authorization to cut medical aid!” Green shouted at Trump before accompanying him outside the room.

Johnson told the correspondents later that the green “should be censored” because of the boycott of Trump’s speech in front of Congress.

Green, 77, is a representative of the Ninth Congress in Texas, and has worked in Congress since 2005. He has helped lead to dismissal efforts against Trump since 2017 and was one of the first members of Congress to suggest insulation materials against Trump during his first administration, specifically in relation to Trump’s launch of former FBI director James Kome.

In late January, Green announced his plans to present new articles of dismissal against Trump about the war in Gaza.

Green said: “The movement that was isolated on the president has started. “Ethnic cleansing in Gaza is not a joke, especially when he stems from the President of the United States, the most powerful person in the world.”

Before Congress, Green was a lawyer for civil rights and President of Houston NAACP for nearly a decade.

Green was not the only democratic legislator who climbed during Trump’s speech. Many others intervene “incorrect!” Or “those lies!” In the president. According to California’s MP, Jill Ciseniros, saying: “He talked about $ 400 million to Tesla!” Multiple representatives also designed a protest signs, “stealing musk.”

Many Democrats came out of the room during Trump’s speech, including Senator Bernie Sanders and actors Veronica Escobar, Ilhan Omar, Priadla Javal and Jimmy Raskin. Some Democrats who left protesting Trump’s comment, are said to wear shirts with a printed “resistance” on her back.

There was one moment during Trump’s speech, which caused more applause than Democrats more than Republicans: Trump’s recognition of the US financial aid to Ukraine.