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Hairball2000

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One way that the war powers could limit the U.S. in foreign conflicts is that it pretty much limits the president’s ability to make any military actions into a foreign country. Among many other restrictions, the law requires that the president must notify Congress after bringing out the armed forces and it prevents how it can remain engaged without the approval of Congress.

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One way that the War powers Act could limit the U.S. in foreign conflicts is that its limits the president’s ability to make any military actions into a foreign country.

What is the War Powers Act?

This legislation was created to check the president's power to commit the United States to an armed conflict without the consent of the U.S. Congress.

This law requires that the president must notify Congress after bringing out the armed forces and must only be engaged after the approval of Congress.

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