Republican lawmakers in the US Congress announced that despite the expiration of the 60-day Congressional authorization period related to military operations against Iran, they will prioritize former President Donald Trump's decision. This situation has brought the oversight debates over Congress's war powers back to the agenda. The Trump administration states that the war against Iran ended before the 60-day period expired. Republicans defend the validity of Trump's decision, expressing that there is no need for Congress to issue a new authorization on this matter. These developments have increased discussions about the limits of US authority regarding Iran policy and Congressional war powers.