First on Fox: A resolution by Rep. Troy Nehls, R-TX, will be distributed on Wednesday among Republican legislators to punish the house democrat thrown out of the president Donald Trump’s Speech for protesting.
Nehls leads the solution for censorship against Rep. Al Green, R-TX, and is expected to become public somewhere today, a source with knowledge of the document told Fox News Digital.
It accused Green “deliberately disrupted the joint session, remained challenging” and “discredited the congress of the United States”, according to a design text viewed by Fox News Digital.
The 77-year-old Democrat was removed from Trump’s joint address to Congress on Tuesday evening after repeatedly disturbing the start of the president’s speech.
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House speaker Mike Johnson asked Rep. Al Green, D-Texas, to leave the Chamber after he disrupted President Donald Trump to the congress on March 4, 2025. (Win McNamee/Pool via Reuters/Andrew Harnik/Getty images)
He shouted, “You don’t have a mandate,” in Trump while he demonstrated Republican victories in the house, the Senate and the White House.
Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La, had removed Groen by the American Sergeant at-arms.
Green remained challenging when he stopped speaking with the press bath of the White House on the first floor of the American Capitol after he had been thrown out of the living room of the second floor where Trump spoke.
“I am willing to suffer from which punishment is available to me. I have not said anyone, I am not punished. I said that I will accept the punishment,” said Green, according to the White House Press Pool report.
“But it is worthwhile to let people know that there are some of us who rise against the wish of this president to reduce medicaid, medicine and social security.”
Rep. Troy Nehls leads the resolution. (Nathan Posner)
Republicans meanwhile responded to Green and Other democratic Try to disturb the speech with anger.
The Freedom Caucus house announced on Wednesday morning that it would submit its own solution for the disapproval against Green.
“What they have shown is ridiculous for the American people,” said the chairman of the GOP policy committee Kevin Hern, R-OK, on ​​Tuesday evening to Fox News Digital. “I can’t see how an American would think that that’s right.”
Rep. Buddy Carter, R-GA, said Fox News Digital: “The behavior of the Democrats was disappointing last night. There must be consequences for the eruption of Rep. Al Green, who showed a clear lack of decorum and respect for the presidency’s office.”
The Freedom Caucus, led by Rep. Andy Harris, plans to submit his own resolution against Green. (Stefani Reynolds/Bloomberg)
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Huis Majority Leader Steve Scalise, R-LA, told Fox News Digital that leadership would “look” or punish the green.
Johnson indicated on Tuesday evening to reporters that such a movement would have its support.
Fox News Digital reached for Green’s office for a response, but did not hear immediately.
