The council looked into the Capital attacks on January 6 and recommended filing criminal charges against Trump for encouraging an uprising, conspiring to mislead the United States, and blocking a legislative official action.
Donald Trump should be charged with several offenses, including rebellion, according to the legislators. After an 18-month investigation into January 6, 2021, the House of Representatives Select Committee asked for the charges against Donald Trump, along with accusations of blocking an official procedure and conspiracy to mislead the United States.
In an unsuccessful attempt to stop President Joe Biden from taking office, a crowd that had been fomented by Mr. Trump’s false allegations of election fraud resulted in the killing of at least five people during the Protest.
Following opening remarks by vicechair Liz Cheney, who declared Mr. Trump to be unfit for any position and charged him with an apparent breach of duty for failing to act quickly to stop the violence, the bipartisan committee overwhelmingly agreed to forward the accusations to the Justice Department. She further stated that no individual who acted in such a manner at that time and thus this type of person may ever have any position of influence inside the country again.
