Both houses of the US Congress have approved a bill to repeal two pieces of decades-old legislation that authorize the White House to pursue military force in Iraq.

The move represents a significant shift in US policy toward Iraq and could potentially limit the executive branch’s authority to conduct military operations without explicit congressional approval.

While the repeal has been hailed by some as a step toward restoring congressional war powers, questions remain about its practical impact on ongoing US military activities in the region.

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