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Republicans and Democrats unite: Trump's Iran nuclear deal needs a vote in Congress
Republicans and Democrats agree that any nuclear agreement President Trump reaches with Iran must be submitted to Congress for a vote, citing federal law requiring congressional review. However, uncertainty remains about whether Trump will comply with the process, as lawmakers debate the terms of the proposed deal and express skepticism over Iran's potential benefits.
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