Congress cannot simply “replace” a president because of political anger or suspicion; under the Constitution, the main path is the 25th Amendment, which requires the vice president and a majority of the Cabinet, followed by a possible supermajority fight in Congress. In the latest reporting, Trump’s physician said his May 2026 physical showed he was in “excellent health,” even though some lawmakers and outside groups continue to question his fitness and have pushed long-shot removal efforts.

What would actually have to happen

The process is narrow and heavily designed to prevent partisan abuse. Section 4 of the 25th Amendment lets the vice president and a majority of Cabinet members declare the president unable to discharge the duties of office, after which Congress can step in and needs two-thirds votes in both houses to keep the president sidelined. Congress has also been discussed as able to create an alternative body for that process, but that has not been put in place.

Why it is unlikely

The biggest obstacle is political: Republicans control Congress, and reporting on recent 25th Amendment proposals described them as a “long shot” because the president can also veto legislation and the votes to remove a sitting president are extraordinarily hard to assemble. Public criticism from doctors or advocacy groups does not itself trigger removal; it only fuels the political fight around the existing constitutional mechanism.

Current snapshot

As of late May 2026, the White House released a doctor’s memo saying Trump remains in excellent health, while also noting weight gain and suggesting lifestyle changes. Separate coverage says ongoing attention to visible health issues has kept the topic in the news, but that is still different from a formal finding of incapacity.

Plain-English answer

So the honest answer is: not anytime soon, unless the vice president, the Cabinet, and then a supermajority of Congress all decide he is incapacitated. Without that chain, Congress does not have a simple “kick him out for being unfit” button.

TL;DR: There are public calls to remove Trump, but the constitutional threshold is extremely high, and the latest official medical reporting does not support an immediate removal move.