For these reasons, it is critical that Congress play a role in any decision to intervene militarily in Venezuela.
nothing in the legislation that we are currently considering takes this military option off the table.
The time for Congress to weigh in is now.
One of the things we can do to the world is continue to act like a democracy, and let people see real debate and respect...
I want to thank you, Chairman Engel, Ranking Member McCaul, for how holding this important hearing and for considering t...
The Constitution gave Congress, not the executive branch, the power to determine when the United States goes to war.
That is why I introduced this legislation, which would simply prohibit funds from being spent on any unauthorized milita...
The United States must continue to work with the Lima Group, Europeans, and the international community to use diplomati...
Under the Constitution and War Powers Act, the President may not take unilateral military action.
The Constitution and the War Powers Resolution are clear that it is our responsibility to consider the use of force befo...
We all agree the Maduro regime has destroyed Venezuela's economy, starved its people, and engaged in widespread corrupti...