Tension in the US Congress: Al Green, who interrupted Trump's speech, removed from the chamber

A protest occurred during US President Donald Trump's speech at a joint session of Congress. Democratic Representative Al Green was removed from the chamber by security personnel under the instruction of the Speaker of the House.

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Tension in the US Congress: Al Green, who interrupted Trump's speech, removed from the chamber

A notable incident occurred during US President Donald Trump's speech at a joint session of Congress.

Democratic Representative Al Green interrupted Trump's speech in protest. Despite warnings from Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, Green continued his action and was removed from the chamber by security personnel.

"WE INTERVENED TO MAINTAIN ORDER"

Shortly after Trump began his speech, tension erupted in the chamber due to Green's protest. While Democratic representatives booed Trump, Republican members chanted "USA."

Speaker of the House Johnson announced the decision to remove Green from the chamber with the following words:

"The Chair, having determined that members are continuing to willfully disrupt the decorum of the House, instructs the Sergeant-at-Arms to restore order and remove this gentleman from the chamber."

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