West Virginia HB5352 prohibits the Governor from deploying the National Guard overseas for combat without a congressional Declaration of War.

West Virginia HB5352 amends the state code to prohibit the Governor from deploying the National Guard to another country for combat without a congressional Declaration of War. The bill specifies that the Governor may deploy the National Guard within the United States but not overseas for combat without such a declaration. This restriction applies to any deployment deemed necessary for war, insurrection, invasion, or imminent danger.

West Virginia HB5352 prohibits the Governor from deploying the National Guard overseas for combat without a congressional Declaration of War.

West Virginia HB5352 amends the state code to prohibit the Governor from deploying the National Guard to another country for combat without a congressional Declaration of War. The bill specifies that the Governor may deploy the National Guard within the United States but not overseas for combat without such a declaration. This restriction applies to any deployment deemed necessary for war, insurrection, invasion, or imminent danger.