US Senate Rejects Proposal to Limit Trump's Military Authority Against Iran
Summary
The US Senate has rejected for the fifth time this year a proposal to require President Trump to get Congressional approval before military action against Iran.
Key Points
- The US Senate rejected a proposal limiting President Trump's military authority against Iran for the fifth time this year.
- The proposal would have required Congressional approval for future military actions against Iran.
- The vote was 46 senators in favor and 51 against the measure.
- Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer plans to continue forcing votes on war powers limitations weekly.
