Removing US Armed Forces from unauthorized hostilities in Cuba
This resolution directs the President to withdraw US military forces from any hostilities in or against Cuba that Congress has not officially authorized. It ensures that major military actions, like blockades, require legislative approval while maintaining national defense capabilities.
Key points
Mandates the withdrawal of troops from unauthorized conflicts in Cuba.
Defines naval blockades or quarantines as acts of hostility requiring Congressional approval.
Protects the right to defend the US against imminent armed attacks.
Allows the continuation of legal anti-drug trafficking operations.
Status:
Introduced
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