House Votes to Halt Iran War Without Congressional Approval as Trump Veto Looms
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- •Seven House Republicans broke ranks to support a resolution requiring Trump to halt military action in Iran or obtain congressional approval.
- •The vote marks the fifth time either chamber of Congress has moved to restrict presidential war powers regarding Iran, per the New York Times.
- •Trump has threatened to veto the resolution, consistent with his response to previous congressional efforts to constrain military action.
- •The vote intensifies an election-season dispute over war costs, fuel prices, and constitutional authority over military engagement.
- •Previous House and Senate votes to limit Trump's Iran war powers have failed to change the administration's course.
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