The path of presidential power in the US that led to the war against Iran

From the Second World Warpresidents of both parties have found ways to empty the limitations of the Constitution about its power to order military attacks. The president’s unilateral decision Donald Trump starting a war against Iran threatens to wipe out almost everything that remains.

It is assumed that a founding principle of American democracy is that, unless the country is under attack, the power to declare war rests with the Congress.

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