Congress may soon be voting on a war powers resolution on Venezuela, and has a responsibility to vote Yes -- to reiterate what is found in the U.S. Constitution, the UN Charter, and other laws: it is illegal to attack another country.

Your representative needs to publicly insist that the Speaker of the House comply with the War Powers Resolution by holding the vote that he has been illegally refusing to hold.

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Background:
>> "Rep. Omar’s Statement on Trump’s Unconstitutional Military Strike on Vessel in Caribbean"
>> The Intercept: "Ilhan Omar Brings War Powers to Block Trump Attacks After Venezuela Boat Strike"
>> David Swanson: "There Was a Boat. That Was the Only True Part."