US Republican Representative Thomas Marcy submitted an impeachment clause against Secretary of Defense Hegseth on September 15, local time, accusing him of abusing his power and ordering hostile military action against Iran without congressional approval. There is almost no possibility that this impeachment resolution will be passed, but Masi's move may force the House of Representatives to vote on it. According to reports, Marcy submitted the impeachment clause using the privilege bill procedure, which means that the House of Representatives must review and handle the impeachment case within two legislative working days, and it is impossible to put aside the delay. In response, the Pentagon press secretary said in an email statement: “The entire Department of Defense supports the Defense Secretary's policy direction, and we will continue to put US military combatants and America's national interests first.” Masi has always publicly criticized the war against Iran and US aid to Israel. After his term as a member of the House of Representatives ends, he will leave office in January 2027. In the party primary election in May of this year, he lost to a candidate who was endorsed by US President Trump and also received heavy electoral support from pro-Israel groups.

US Republican Representative Thomas Marcy submitted an impeachment clause against Secretary of Defense Hegseth on September 15, local time, accusing him of abusing his power and ordering hostile military action against Iran without congressional approval. There is almost no possibility that this impeachment resolution will be passed, but Masi's move may force the House of Representatives to vote on it. According to reports, Marcy submitted the impeachment clause using the privilege bill procedure, which means that the House of Representatives must review and handle the impeachment case within two legislative working days, and it is impossible to put aside the delay. In response, the Pentagon press secretary said in an email statement: “The entire Department of Defense supports the Defense Secretary's policy direction, and we will continue to put US military combatants and America's national interests first.” Masi has always publicly criticized the war against Iran and US aid to Israel. After his term as a member of the House of Representatives ends, he will leave office in January 2027. In the party primary election in May of this year, he lost to a candidate who was endorsed by US President Trump and also received heavy electoral support from pro-Israel groups.