“Squad” members join the Republican bipartisan bill, denying us participation in the Israel-Iran conflict

Rep. Thomas Massie Donald Trump’s The Big and Beautiful Bill is building an unlikely bipartisan coalition of lawmakers that boycotts the U.S. participation in the conflict between Israel and Iran.

“This is not our war. If it is our war, Congress must decide on such matters under our constitution,” Massi said in a social media post.

Trump threatened to invite major Massie to “all members of Congress to jointly sponsor the resolution” during the House Republican Grand International negotiations. By Tuesday night, the bipartisan bill had taken over 27 companions, including progressive “squad” member representatives.

Throughout the political aisle, R-Ga. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene expressed support Write about that American Want affordable cost of living, safe communities and quality education, “don’t participate in another foreign war.”

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The original co-sponsor of the bill also included progressive Democratic representatives. Pramila Jayapal, Summer Lee, Ayanna Pressley and Rashida Tlaib, who Call it unconstitutional “Trump fought without a vote in Congress.”

The Senate’s return is because people worry about our deeper participation in the Israeli conflict with Iran

this War power resolution It will “evacuate U.S. armed forces from unauthorized hostilities of the Islamic State of Iran” and guide Trump to “terminate” U.S. military deployment to Iran without “authorized war declarations or specific authorizations for use of authorized or specific authorizations for Iran’s military power.”

The unconstitutional rulers opposing the U.S. joining the Middle East conflict have made Trump’s strike on Iran without Congress. Congress has the right to declare war Article 1 of the Constitution.

“The American people don’t want to be dragged into another catastrophic conflict in the Middle East. I am proud to lead the resolution of these two-party war powers, and Rep. Mathis reiterated that Congress must authorize any military action against Iran,” Karna said.

D-Calif. Rep. Ro Khanna addressed a rally near the White House on April 27, 2022. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

The president told reporters Wednesday morning that he was weighing whether to sign a military strike on Iran’s nuclear facility.

“Yes, I might do that. I might not do it. I mean, no one knows what I’m going to do,” Trump said.

Trump calls for Iran’s “unconditional surrender!” on Tuesday’s truth social networking, and The United States says Ayatollah Khamenei, the top leader who will not strike, “at least not now,” but marks the US’s “patient dressing thin”.

On the sixth consecutive strike night between Israel and Iran, Iran warned that the United States and Israel would mean a “full war” as Israel’s locations were bombed overnight, and it would allow Iran to continue to enrich uranium, as well as attack Israeli forces.

Israel launched a preemptive strike against Iran’s nuclear facilities and military leaders last week, which the Islamic Republic sees as a “war declaration” and has since triggered its own strike against Israel.

Smoke originated from the construction of Iran’s state-owned television stations following an Israeli strike in Tehran, Iran on Monday. (AP Photo)

Thousands of U.S. military headquarters are located in nearby countries Iran’s weapons, But Trump said Wednesday: “We have full control of the sky in Iran now.”

After months of failed negotiations in the region and increased concerns about Iran’s development of nuclear weapons, Jewish states targeted Iran’s nuclear capabilities.

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But Iran’s ambassador to Geneva Ali Bahreini said that as Israel continues to target Iran’s nuclear capabilities, Iran will continue to produce abundant uranium as we need it. ”

The White House did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment on the bill.

Danielle Wallace of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.