Trump Administration Faces Legal Scrutiny Over Iran Conflict Amid War Powers Debate
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche defended President Trump's handling of the Iran conflict, asserting that the administration is acting within legal bounds despite bypassing congressional approval for military operations. The Trump administration has faced criticism for continuing military activities in Iran without formal authorization, as required by the War Powers Resolution. The 60-day deadline for congressional approval passed without action, leading to debates over the legality of ongoing U.S. military presence in the region. Blanche emphasized that a ceasefire is in place, and there have been no recent hostilities, arguing that this halts the legal clock under the War Powers Act. 
