A week after the president fired the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the United States launched a major military attack on Iran, which the president announced via video from Mar-a-Lago. The president has indicated the conflict may go on for a period of weeks, and that he is willing to commit American ground troops.
As the conflict intensifies and widens beyond Iran, the justifications for this military action have been criticized as being both vague and false.
Both houses of congress have taken up bipartisan war powers resolutions, which could serve to limit military action in Iran.
A federal court in Oregon has ruled that warrantless arrest “dragnets” by ICE violate the U.S. Constitution and a court in Missouri has rejected administration efforts to end the SAVE program, which makes student loan repayment more affordable.
Billboards in Pennsylvania are welcoming people to visit the website LeavingMaga.org, while billboards in Los Angeles point to ICE wasting tax dollars.
Brush up on the War Powers Resolution Act with a video or two.
Sometimes the best you can do is keep calm and breathe on.
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