House again passes resolution seeking to halt military action in Iran as some Republicans defect - AP News
23 Jul, 14:38ZUS House passes war powers resolution directing Trump to withdraw US military from Iran
23 Jul, 14:43ZHouse Again Rebukes Trump in Iran War Powers Vote
First reportThe Guardian · 23 Jul, 14:38Z
Latest reportAP News · 23 Jul, 14:54Z
Span1 hours · 0.5h between reports on average
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Why it matters
What
The House voted 214-208 to halt U.S. military action in Iran, with several Republicans joining Democrats.
Why
Democrats cited no clear mission, while polling shows most Americans disapprove and many doubt the action will prevent Iranian nuclear weapons.
Watch
The Senate is expected to consider a similar resolution Thursday morning.
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Summary
- The US House passed a war powers resolution directing Donald Trump to withdraw US military from Iran.
- Pramila Jayapal’s resolution passed Thursday by a 214-208 vote with four Republicans joining Democrats.
- The House approved a similar resolution last month, later backed by the Senate in bipartisan fashion.
- Greg Meeks said the Trump administration was required to end hostilities and has not.
- Renewed Middle East fighting drove oil prices higher after Iran strikes and Houthi actions in Yemen.
Summary
- The House narrowly passed a resolution to halt U.S. military action in Iran, 214-208.
- Democrats said the war has no clear mission, strategy, or end goal.
- A handful of Republicans joined Democrats, but most Republicans backed the war.
- Senate is expected to consider a similar resolution Thursday morning.
- Polling shows most Americans disapprove, and many doubt preventing Iran nuclear weapons.