House Republicans are divided over whether the United States should actively pursue regime change in Venezuela. Some lawmakers argue that removing Nicolás Maduro is crucial for national security, citing his ties to adversarial countries and the threat he poses in the Western Hemisphere. Others caution against direct intervention, referencing past foreign policy failures and expressing concern about the costs and long-term consequences of such actions. While some hope for political change through internal reform and international pressure, there is skepticism about the feasibility of free and fair elections under the current regime.