S. J. RES. 106 is a joint resolution introduced in the Senate that authorizes the use of U.S. military force against Iran if it is determined that Iran is developing or possesses nuclear weapons or uranium enriched to a level that could threaten U.S. national security. The...
The bill lets the President use the military against Iran if they start making dangerous nuclear weapons, but it doesn't have many rules to stop the President from doing this whenever they want.
S. J. RES. 107 is a joint resolution introduced in the Senate that seeks to allow the President to use military force against Iran if it plans or carries out attacks on any former, current, or incoming U.S. Government officials or senior military personnel. The resolution...
If this bill becomes a rule, it will let the President use the army to stop Iran if Iran tries to hurt any important U.S. leaders. This is because Iran has worried people before by making scary plans against U.S. leaders.
H. R. 6752 mandates that the President must report to Congress about any incident involving the United States Armed Forces in attacks or hostilities within 48 hours. This requirement can be bypassed if a report under other specified laws is made or if the incident falls under...
The bill H. R. 6752 wants the President to tell Congress what happened very quickly if the U.S. military gets into a fight, unless they already did this in another way. This report would need to say where and why it happened, who was involved, and if anyone got hurt.
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