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Throughout U.S. history, several presidents have faced impeachment, but none have been removed from office. Donald Trump was impeached twice, first in 2019 over Ukraine allegations and again in 2021 after the Capitol riot. Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton also faced impeachment but were acquitted. Richard Nixon resigned before a Senate vote. The impeachment process requires a majority in the House and a two-thirds vote in the Senate, making removal challenging. Trump's presidency was marked by political polarization and investigations into foreign interference in elections.