Directing US Troop Withdrawal from Yemen Without Congressional Authorization
This resolution directs the President to remove US Armed Forces from hostilities in Yemen that have not been authorized by Congress. This aims to ensure military engagements align with the Constitution, impacting public safety and finances by limiting unauthorized spending and risks to service members.
Key points
Congress asserts its sole power to declare war, noting current Yemen operations lack such authorization.
The President is directed to withdraw troops within 30 days, unless Congress declares war or specifically authorizes their continued presence.
The resolution defines hostilities to include intelligence sharing and logistical support for offensive coalition strikes in Yemen.
Operations against Al-Qaeda are explicitly excluded, allowing counter-terrorism efforts to continue.
Status:
Expired
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