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Trump's Venezuela Strike: Congress Reacts

President Trumps unilateral military action to remove Nicolas Maduro from power in Venezuela sparks controversy. Republicans praise it as a win against a dictator, while Democrats condemn it as illegal and risky. Lawmakers from California, including Rep Derek Tran and Rep Young Kim, express contrasting views. The situation is evolving, with reactions from Sen Adam Schiff and others, who worry about Americas global standing. Stay tuned for updates as Congress responds. Checkout Solipillow.com

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