Legislative efforts to check Trump's military authority on Venezuela falter amidst partisan divides in the US Congress.
US Democrats face an uphill battle to pass a war powers resolution, despite the extraordinary military abduction of a foreign leader.
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Washington, DC – It has become a familiar pattern. United States presidents conduct unilateral military actions abroad. Congress shrugs.
On Saturday, in the hours after the US military abducted Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, Democrats in the Senate pledged to raise yet another resolution to rein in US President Donald Trump’s military actions.
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