Then if there is enough evidence to go on there will be a vote on impeachment. This is because what must be established in a trial is beyond a reasonable doubt.
That is factually incorrect, and a major component of how your opinions are lacking in objective reality. I believe that the source of your errors are similar to the rest of the hard-core (shoot someone on 5th avenue and I still won't care) Trumpeteers... a misunderstanding of what a President does for a living, and how his powers are limited by the "checks and balances" of the American Democracy. Take a civics class, read about how our government works, and why it was setup that way... or stop calling yourself an "American", because any legal immigrant into the US knows a shit-ton more about how American government works than you do.. hint: they have to take a test.
If/when illegal activity is pinned on trump, he will be indicted. period. It doesn't matter what the crime was, or when it occurred. This is beyond any political manipulation of any kind. Broke law -> Indicted. No other options in the law there. HOWEVER... a sitting President is immune to indictment... so the indictment will not put him in jail (he is "self-pardoned", so to speak). Perhaps this is a flaw in our laws, due to the fact that no one ever thought (hundreds of years ago) that a sitting, elected, President would ever break the law...
What will happen next is impeachment proceedings. As been explained to you many times by multiple posters (and ignoring / failing to integrate new information is absolutely the best way to show incompetence in contributing to a conversation), impeachment hearings and votes can begin ANYTIME, AND FOR NO REASON AT ALL. do you comprehend that? if 50% of the senate wakes up in the morning and says, "I just don't want him to be president anymore - no reason - I just feel like being a dick", then they can vote to remove him on the grounds of, "because we can". It is that simple.
The indictment is a REASON to impeach, not the mechanism of impeachment. Hell, he literally COULD shoot someone on 5th avenue, and if the Republicans just want to sit on him and let it roll, he STILL wouldn't be impeached (because of their majority), or sent to jail for murder. This has sort of been happening with our Partisan, two-party, system. It is a real problem in the integrity of our system if part of the "balances" are leaning in blind favor of what they are supposed to be "checking".
checks and balances. We elect and grant power to ensure all power is used in the interests of the people, and not the interests of a handful of rich buddies. It's like Rock-Paper-Scissors... which one has all the power? Answer: they each check each other's... and that is why it is a fair game.