Live updates: Iran war clock hits 60 days; Trump signs bill funding most of DHS
Summary
It has been 60 days since President Donald Trump informed Congress about U.S. military actions in Iran, reaching the limit set by the War Powers Act for deployment without congressional approval. Meanwhile, President Trump signed a bill that funds most of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).Key Facts
- President Donald Trump notified Congress about U.S. military operations in Iran 60 days ago.
- The War Powers Act allows the president to deploy troops without Congress for up to 60 days.
- After 60 days, further military action requires congressional approval.
- Some Democrats and Republicans are worried about the conflict extending beyond this time.
- President Trump recently signed a funding bill for most of the Department of Homeland Security.
- The War Powers Act is designed to limit presidential military action without Congress’s consent.
- The situation in Iran and the U.S. military involvement remain closely watched by lawmakers.
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