The resolution said Congress would have to authorize military operations with a vote, except in cases when the U.S. faces an “imminent attack.”
President Donald Trump has vetoed a resolution that would have prevented him from taking military action in Iran without congressional authorization.
The president announced the veto in a statement Wednesday. It’s his seventh veto since taking office.
The Senate passed the resolution in February. It would have required that Congress authorize any military operations with a vote, except in cases when the U.S. faces an “imminent attack.”
Each chamber of Congress would need a two-thirds majority to override his veto.
source: yahoo.com