A bipartisan Senate group pushed to limit Trump’s military actions in Venezuela, requiring rapid reporting and congressional approval after 30 days.

A small bipartisan group in the U.S. Senate advanced a resolution to limit President Trump’s military actions in Venezuela, requiring the administration to report any deployments or operations within 48 hours and halting them after 30 days without congressional approval. The effort, backed by Democrats and five Republicans, reflects growing concern over unchecked executive war powers and regional escalation, though the measure ultimately failed to pass, underscoring ongoing tensions over congressional oversight of military engagements.