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Republicans Support Trump's Legal Argument for Continued Military Action in Iran

Republicans are largely backing President Trump's legal rationale for continuing military operations in Iran without congressional approval, citing a recent ceasefire as a reset for the War Powers Resolution’s 90-day limit. While some GOP members support this argument, others express concern over its legality. Democrats have also criticized the administration's actions, claiming they exceed the legal boundaries for military engagement.

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Republicans are largely backing President Trump's legal rationale for continuing military operations in Iran without congressional approval, citing a recent ceasefire as a reset for the War Powers Resolution’s 90-day limit. While some GOP members support this argument, others express concern over its legality. Democrats have also criticized the administration's actions, claiming they exceed the legal boundaries for military engagement.

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Republicans back Trump's legal theory to continue the Iran war without congressional approval

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Republicans Support Trump's Legal Argument for Continued Military Action in Iran