House vote blocks Venezuela troop-removal push amid GOP splits

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The House defeated a Democratic-backed war powers resolution that would have forced Trump to pull U.S. troops from Venezuela after a prolonged, tied vote; two Republicans joined Democrats in opposing the plan, and Republican Wesley Hunt returned to cast the decisive ballot. The administration says there are no U.S. troops on the ground in Venezuela, while Democrats argue Congress must reassert its constitutional role over wartime powers as Trump’s foreign policy actions continue to draw scrutiny. The episode highlights ongoing partisan divisions over how to check a president’s military actions.
- House rejects resolution that would bar Trump from sending troops to Venezuela The Guardian
- Republican-led House blocks effort to limit President Trump’s war powers in Venezuela NPR
- House Rejects Measure to Bar Military Force in Venezuela The New York Times
- Republicans narrowly fend off bid to limit Trump on Venezuela Politico
- House rebuffs Venezuela war powers resolution after floor drama The Hill
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