Despite Mike Pence's warning, Nancy Pelosi is taking more action to remove Trump

In her fast motion to impeach President Donald Trump, US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi has taken another step. 

The Speaker revealed on Tuesday the names of the lawmakers who will act as impeachment administrators, according to CNN, in an indication that the Democrats are working fast to impeach the embattled President. 

The lawmakers are charged with making a complaint during an impeachment hearing to the Senate.

Rep. Raskin, will head the team and the others are Colorado lawmaker, Diana DeGette, David Cicilline of Rhode Island, Eric Swalwell of California, Joaquin Castro of Texas, Ted Lieu of California, Stacey Plaskett of the US Virgin Islands, Joe Neguse of Colorado and Madeleine Dean of Pennsylvania..

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This comes after US Vice President Mike Pence cautioned Pelosi in a letter about the attempt to impeach President Donald Trump, adding, "I don't think such a course of action is in our nation's best interest or in accordance with our Constitution." 

The Vice President cautioned that the move would do American citizens more harm than good, but Pelosi insisted that Democratic lawmakers should "take action." 

Pelosi said on Monday that House Democrats "will move forward with bringing impeachment legislation to the floor," as a "next step."