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US House withdraws resolution to limit Trump's military action on Iran
Democrats Push to Limit Presidential Power on Iran
Democrats in the US Congress have expressed growing concerns over President Donald Trump's handling of the conflict with Iran, particularly regarding military actions taken without explicit congressional approval. Representative Gregory Meeks introduced a War Powers Resolution that sought to limit the President's ability to engage in further military action against Iran without the consent of Congress, reflecting a broader effort by Democrats to rein in executive authority on matters of war.
Resolution Withdrawn Amid Republican Opposition
The resolution, intended to be put to a vote in the US House of Representatives, was abruptly pulled from the floor. Republican leaders decided against holding the vote, citing insufficient support for the measure. This withdrawal signifies a setback for Democrats' efforts to curtail President Trump's military powers concerning Iran and indicates that political tensions between the administration and Congress over Iran policy are likely to persist.
*Source: YouTube: Times of India (2026-05-23)*
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