The War Powers Act theoretically grants Congress the authority to terminate military engagements. However, Peter Baker, the chief White House correspondent for the New York Times, discusses how President Trump has utilized methods to initiate military actions without seeking congressional approval.
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Analysis of Congressional Authority Under the War Powers Act
The War Powers Act is intended to provide Congress with the ability to end military conflicts. Peter Baker from the New York Times examines how President Trump has engaged in military actions without congressional consent.
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Analysis of Congressional Authority Under the War Powers Act