Maraaz 
Trump became the first president to be impeached for the second time in US history. In the voting held in the US House of Representatives, the impeachment clause in which President Donald Trump was accused of “incitement to rebellion” was accepted. The dismissal clause will be voted in the Senate after the House of Representatives. Extraordinary security measures were taken in the Congress building where the vote was held. In the corridors of the Congress, which took on the appearance of a military barracks, the soldiers kept watch all day and night. The photos, where the soldiers were seen lying on the floor in the corridors, caused controversy on social media.
About US President Donald Trump, the House of Representatives voted on the clause that will start the second impeachment process.
In the US House of Representatives vote, the impeachment clause for which President Donald Trump was accused of “incitement to revolt” was accepted.
The dismissal clause will be voted in the Senate after the House of Representatives.
In this way, the Democrats in the USA took the first step towards the dismissal of President Trump, whom they saw as responsible for the Congressional crackdown on January 6.
Accepting the article Trump accused of “incitement to rebellion,” he became the first president to be impeached for the second time in US history.
In the photos taken by journalists who went to Congress to follow the impeachment process started for Trump, it was seen that the building was turned into a barracks.
The soldiers lying on the ground were brought from Maryland and Virginia states yesterday evening to protect Congress. However, these soldiers were not given beds. Soldiers also had to sleep in the corridors of Congress.
The photos, which were seen as soldiers lying on the floor in the corridors, were on the agenda of social media. The recruitment of the soldiers has been a matter of discussion.
On the other hand, the photo reveals the extent of the security concern in the USA.
US Congress held a joint session to approve the Presidential Election Voting on January 6, while US President Donald Trump held a rally in front of the White House.
Tens of thousands of demonstrators who attended the rally later marched to the Congress building and tried to enter. While there was a clash between the police and the demonstrators, hundreds of demonstrators crossed the barricades and entered the Congress building.
5 PEOPLE LOSE LIVES, TENS WERE INJURED
National Guards were sent to Congress to intervene in the incidents, and after about 4 hours of raid, the security forces maintained order. Five people, one of whom was the police officer, died in the incidents, and dozens of people were injured.
