Republicans in US Senate left in dark by Trump on Iran deal, but want details and a vote

U.S. senators, regardless of party affiliation, expressed frustration over the lack of transparency from the Trump administration regarding a new deal to end the war in Iran. Despite the administration's indication that any final agreement would likely need congressional approval, lawmakers are still waiting for the full text of the deal. This situation underscores the growing tension between the executive branch and Congress, highlighting the importance of legislative oversight in major foreign policy decisions. The absence of clear information could impact the Senate's ability to provide timely and informed consent, raising concerns about the administration's approach to international conflicts.