Following the vote, Green will need to stand in the well of the House chamber while Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., reads the censure resolution to him. Starting in Trump's first term, Green, an outspoken progressive, has repeatedly introduced resolutions to impeach Trump, and has threatened to do so again this year.

House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., had Green removed from the chamber during the early moments of Trump’s speech Tuesday night. Green stood and shouted at Trump after the Republican president said the Nov. 5 election had delivered a governing mandate not seen for many decades.

Trump's address to Congress on Tuesday night was long and boring, but also laced with threats to both democracy and his enemies. And Greenland. And Panama.

A report on the State of the Union, which is mandated by the Constitution, is an opportunity for a president to provide an overview of their accomplishments over the previous calendar year and assess the condition of the U.

Read the full text of President Trump's prepared remarks for his 2025 joint address to Congress, as released by the White House.

The Republican-controlled U.S. House of Representatives will vote on Thursday to potentially censure Democrat Al Green, who was kicked out President Donald Trump's speech on Tuesday after standing and shouting.

U.S. Sens. Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley of Oregon held their own events Tuesday in response to Trump's address to Congress.

Rep. Al Green of Texas wasn’t the first lawmaker ever to blurt out a protest during a presidential address to Congress