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Pull troops out of fighting Iran in 30 days

The President would have to end American military fighting against Iran within 30 days after February 28, 2026, unless Congress passes a new law clearly allowing that force. This covers combat troops and occupation forces.

Pull U.S. forces out of fighting with Iran

The President would have to take U.S. forces out of fighting with Iran unless Congress later passes a declaration of war or a specific law approving that fight.

Pull U.S. forces out unless Congress approves

The bill orders the President to remove United States forces from fighting in or against Iran unless Congress formally approves that fighting.

No federal money for war with Iran without a new vote

The bill blocks federal money from being used for U.S. military action in or against Iran unless Congress later declares war or passes a new law that clearly allows it.

Old war laws do not cover Iran

The bill says older war laws, including the 2001 and 2002 war authorizations, cannot be used as legal permission for U.S. military action against Iran.

Stop unauthorized fighting with Iran

The President would have to stop United States military fighting against Iran or Iran's government or military unless Congress passes a declaration of war or a specific law allowing it.

End the 2001 war authorization law

This ends the 2001 law that has been used as a legal basis for many U.S. military actions connected to the September 11 attacks and related groups, without putting a new authorization in its place.

Wait 240 days before it ends

The old war authority would stay in place for 240 days, about eight months, after this bill becomes law and would end after that delay.