On the recordApril 8, 2019
Nothing in this bill would limit the ability of the Congress to authorize intervention in any way we see appropriate.
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congress.govNothing in this bill would limit the ability of the Congress to authorize intervention in any way we see appropriate.
Cicilline argues the bill does not restrict Congress's power to authorize military action.
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