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Was Trump’s Iran strike legal?

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President Trump’s bombing of three Iranian nuclear sites has come under legal scrutiny, as some suggest his decision to bypass Congress stepped on its power to declare war.

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Trump’s Iran Bombing Is the Latest in Presidential Absolutism

Foreign Affairs Trump’s Iran Bombing Is the Latest in Presidential Absolutism The imperial presidency has not been meaningfully curtailed since the George W. Bush administration. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images) Does President Trump have any legal basis for his foreign policy actions aside from his personal entitlement to absolute power? Presidents have been scorning congressional leashes on their foreign interventions since at least the Korean War…

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Was Trump’s Iran strike legal?

President Trump’s bombing of three Iranian nuclear sites has come under legal scrutiny, as some suggest his decision to bypass Congress stepped on its power to declare war.

·Washington, United States
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