Trump Impeachment report says he abused his presidency by pushing for Ukrainian interference in 2020 election

House Intelligence Democrats shut the book Tuesday on their investigation into President Trump's Ukraine embarrassment, discharging a general indictment report that blames him for forcing the European nation to meddle in the 2020 political race — and afterward discouraging Congress from examining his maltreatment of intensity.

The 300-page report spreads out the knowledge advisory group's two-month test and will presently fill in as a guide for Trump's potential expulsion from office, as the House Judiciary Committee gets the cudgel and starts discussing articles of reprimand.

The knowledge council accumulated for one last denunciation convention late Tuesday, receiving the report in a 13-9 partisan loyalty vote that formally sent the archive to the legal executive board. That board is set to hold its first reprimand hearing Wednesday highlighting a gathering of sacred researchers who will give authentic setting to the calm procedures.

The knowledge board's report puts Trump's supposed maltreatment into two classifications: unfortunate behavior and block.

The primary classification relates to Trump's multi-layered endeavors to constrain Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to freely dispatch one examination focusing on Joe Biden's family and another looking at exposed conservative cases that enemy of Trump Ukrainians meddled in the 2016 political race.