The law that could help Congress  kill Trump's Iran deal

The leaked Memorandum of Understanding between the Trump administration and Iran has sparked bipartisan interest in Congress, with lawmakers poised to scrutinize and potentially reject the deal. Sen. Lindsey Graham emphasized the necessity for the deal's architect, Vice President JD Vance, to testify, highlighting the critical role Congress could play in approving or rejecting the agreement. This move underscores the legislative branch's growing assertiveness in foreign policy, signaling a potential shift in how future international agreements are vetted and approved.