Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.) filed two resolutions Wednesday targeting Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-Texas), seeking either his censure or the removal of his committee assignments over sexual misconduct allegations.

The resolutions stem from allegations that Gonzales had an affair with a congressional staffer who died by suicide last year. The former staffer reportedly died after setting herself on fire, though the specific circumstances and timeline of the alleged relationship have not been independently verified.

During a House Oversight and Government Reform Committee meeting Wednesday, Luna criticized her colleagues' handling of the situation. She stated that "it's really disgusting how this institution protects itself," referring to what she characterized as Congress shielding Gonzales from accountability.

Gonzales has faced increasing scrutiny in recent months over the allegations. The specific details of the alleged misconduct and the evidence supporting the claims have not been publicly disclosed through official congressional channels.

The censure resolution represents one of the stronger disciplinary measures available to House members against their colleagues. If successful, it would formally rebuke Gonzales, while the alternative resolution would remove him from committee positions. Both measures would require House votes to take effect.