
There is now uneasy peace after the violence in the US capital Washington DC on Thursday. Capitol Hill, which can be called the Parliament House Complex in the common language, has very strict security. Allies of President Donald Trump, who are believed to be responsible for the violence, are leaving him, resigning. There is a demand that Trump should not be allowed to complete the remaining 12 days. Blocked on all social media platforms, Trump released a new video. It condemned the violence for the first time and repeated - On January 20, the power transition will be according to the rules. Along with this, security arrangements are being tightened to protect the security of Washington DC from the 'mob system'.
Now there will be tight security
The security of the US capital Washington DC is being tightened following the violence on Thursday. The US Army is going to put a 7-foot-high fencing on the city limits. Its work has also started. According to the report of npr.org, it would be impossible to climb this trap. This fake will remain for the next 30 days. Besides, 6200 US Army National Guards are being deployed to protect the capital. Apart from these, policemen have also been called from four states. Every person will be closely investigated.
Five people have died so far
A police officer injured in the violence in the US Parliament on Thursday died on Friday. Washington DC Police have confirmed this. On Thursday, four people, including a woman, were killed.
Protest everywhere
There are about 100 Republican Republican lawmakers who have blamed their leader and President Trump directly for Thursday's violent incidents. The White House deputy national security officer, education minister, and all the members who resigned. It is quite possible that NSA Robert Brown and the Chief of Staff also step down today. Overall, there is tremendous pressure on Trump to take a major decision.
So what will Trump do?
According to a special CNN report, Senate Speaker Nancy Pelosi is seeking the impeachment of Trump. Republican leaders and some of Trump's cabinet colleagues met twice on Thursday. They believe that Trump should be forced to resign. He may also leave the chair at the end of this week. But before that, they will exercise themselves to be clean.
Trump will play 'trump card'
According to the US Constitution, the President can forgive his own mistakes. Trump may issue a pardon order to avoid being convicted for Thursday's events. In America, it is called self-pardon power. The advantage will be that in the future, Trump will not be tried for charges of inciting violence.
According to CNN, Trump has had lengthy conversations with his lawyers and White House Councilman Pat Silicone. It can also be announced in a day or two.
Vice President in defense
According to the New York Times, Vice President Mike Pence does not want Trump to be removed using Article 25 of the Constitution against Trump. In these circumstances, Pence will have to hold the presidency for the remaining 12 days. Under this article, only the President's cabinet can remove him from office. But, the reason for this should be firm. For example, if the President is very ill or dies suddenly.
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