The No War Against Iran Act prohibits the use of federal funds for military force against Iran unless Congress declares war or enacts specific.
The No War Against Iran Act aims to prevent the use of federal funds for military force against Iran unless Congress declares war or enacts specific statutory authorization that meets War Powers Resolution requirements. The act clarifies that no existing authorizations, such as those for Iraq, apply to Iran. It also ensures that the executive branch remains bound by War Powers Resolution restrictions and consultation requirements. Exceptions are made for self-defense actions if Congress provides specific statutory authorization.
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