Trump’s second term, which began in January 2025 following his 2024 electoral victory, faces strong structural safeguards against early departure before 2027. Recent attempts to advance articles of impeachment in the Republican-controlled House have been tabled or defeated, while Democratic calls to invoke the 25th Amendment have gained no institutional traction. The president continues to issue executive orders, manage foreign policy developments such as Iran-related actions, and prepare for the November 2026 midterms without reported health or legal crises that would trigger removal. Trader consensus reflects these barriers, though low-probability events including sudden incapacity, a successful post-midterm congressional shift enabling swift action, or unforeseen security incidents could still alter the timeline before the new Congress convenes in 2027.