This resolution proposes the impeachment of Theodore Chuang, a judge of the United States District Court for the District of Maryland, on grounds of high crimes and misdemeanors . The basis for this impeachment stems from his judicial conduct, which is deemed incompatible with the trust and confidence placed in a federal judge. Specifically, Judge Chuang is cited for his March 18, 2025, memorandum opinion in the case *J. Does v. Elon Musk, et al.*, where he issued a preliminary injunction. This injunction ordered the government to reinstate access to electronic systems for current USAID employees and PSCs, including restoring deleted emails. The resolution argues this action constituted a patent violation of the separation of powers by marginalizing the President's Article II authority over foreign policy. Furthermore, the resolution asserts that Judge Chuang's mandate was arbitrary and capricious, failing to consider the President's duty to defend national security. It highlights past issues with USAID's foreign assistance, including a GAO report on non-compliance with anti-terrorism regulations and a recent finding of financing al-Qaida affiliated fighters. Consequently, the resolution concludes that Judge Chuang's conduct demonstrates a lack of due concern for national security, rendering him unfit for office.