A joint resolution to direct the removal of United States Armed Forces from hostilities within or against the Islamic Republic of Iran that have not been authorized by Congress

military forces from any combat operations involving Iran that Congress has not specifically approved. **Who it affects:** - U.S. military personnel currently engaged in operations related to Iran - The President and executive branch's ability to conduct military actions - Congress's role in authorizing military force - Potentially Iranian government and regional stability **What would change:** If passed, the President would have had to end any ongoing military hostilities with or within Iran unless Congress had previously voted to authorize those specific actions. This would strengthen Congress's constitutional role in declaring war and limit the President's ability to conduct military operations without legislative approval. **Current status:** The resolution failed to pass, so no changes to current military authorization procedures have occurred.