Summary
Democratic lawmakers criticized recent U.S. military attacks on Iran ordered by President Donald Trump. They are urging the Senate to pass a law that would limit the President's power to take military action without Congress's approval. This move has also gained some support from Republican lawmakers who are concerned about the lack of congressional authorization.
Key Facts
- President Donald Trump ordered military attacks on Iran.
- Democratic lawmakers want a law to limit the President's war powers.
- Senator Tim Kaine is leading the call for this legislation in the Senate.
- Some Republicans also support restricting presidential military authority.
- There are concerns about the lack of Congressional approval for the attacks.
- Lawmakers stress the need for transparency and briefings from the administration.
- This situation has increased calls for Congress to be more involved in decisions of war.
