The Republicans return to Trump on Iran, while the Congress debates authorization

Most Republicans are ready to grant great deference to President Donald Trump to strike Iran – without the authorization of the congress to strike in a sovereign territory in another country.

There are concerns that the president’s aggressive action could take off certain pro -maga supporters – simply because Trump campaigned against participation in conflicts abroad.

There are also divisions among democrats. Pro-Israeli democrats have asked the United States to strike Iran due to the threat it poses for Israel.

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The White House sees a “substantial chance” for renewed negotiations (Fox News)

Be that as it may, the legislators on both sides are concerned with the reprisals of Iran and its proxies. Even possible strikes in the United States from dormant cells.

Congress members will want to understand what risks are waiting for us for the United States in this conflict – and what battle plans await us.

Expect that a briefing on the Senate scale on Iran comes on Tuesday.

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The chief of the Hakeem Jeffries room minority on the left, and President Mike Johnson, right (Getty / AP)

Now the question is what the United States may need to do.

Will Congress need to authorize new measures against Iran, under the provision of “war powers” in article I, article 8 of the Constitution?

They strikes three sites in Iran (Fox News)

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The representatives Thomas Massie, R-ky., And Ro Khanna, D-Calif., Have a resolution to ban the United States from getting involved in Iran.

Senator Tim Kaine, D-VA., Will force a vote Thursday or Friday in the Senate to find out if the United States should be involved abroad.