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Pres. Trump is blowing billions of dollars in illegal Iran War


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Every day that President Trump continues waging an illegal war in Iran,the costs climb higher.As of this morning, at least eleven U.S. service members and nearly two  thousand civilians – including children – have been killed in this illegalwar. Reports say thousands more have been wounded.
Climbing gas prices. A worsening affordability crisis. Billions of taxpayerdollars spent on munitions. And this is just the beginning.It hasn’t even been a week since Congress refused to stop PresidentTrump’s unauthorized war with Iran. Yet the costs are alreadyskyrocketing – and the American people are expected to foot the bill. Butthis disgraceful vote does not change the fact that the president is violatingthe Constitution by going to war without Congress’s authorization. And itcertainly does not silence the millions of Americans who oppose it.
It’s on Congress to make sure that the Pentagon does not get another cent of our money for this illegal war. Tell Congress to do its job and block any additional funding for this unconstitutional war.By launching a war against Iran, Trump violated the Constitution, floutedthe will of the American people, and has put millions of lives at risk.He did all of this illegally because only Congress can declare or authorizewar.And given the high human and economic costs, going to war requiresadvance congressional approval – a step that the president continues toblatantly ignore. That is why the ACLU signed on to a letter alongside morethan 250 groups demanding Congress vote against any additional fundingfor President Trump’s unconstitutional war.
Because President Trump can’t keep dodging the Constitution – and Congress can’t keep dodging its responsibility. This illegal war reportedly cost over $11 billion in taxpayer money in just the first week, andwhen they run out of funds to keep it going, they’ll turn to ourrepresentatives in Congress to give them more of our money.Congress must refuse to give another cent to fund this unauthorized, unconstitutional war. It’s time for our legislators to listen to the peopleand shut this illegal war down.Our members of Congress must answer to their constituents. Urge your lawmakers to oppose any bill that funds President Trump’s unconstitutional war.

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