1. United States
2. Ore.
3. Letter

I am writing to express my deep concern about the recent U.S. military invasion of Venezuela. As someone who has generally stayed out of politics, I neve r imagined I would be compelled to speak out. But this situation has reached a level of urgency that I can no longer ignore. oubling. It sets a dangerous precedent for unchecked executive power and raises serious questions about the legality and morality of our foreign policy. The decision to deploy U.S. troops and forcibly remove a foreign leader without clear congressional authorization or international consensus is deeply tr I am alarmed by the implications this has for our democracy, our global standing, and the safety of American service members. o demand a full accounting of how this decision was made, what legal justifications were used, and what the long-term plan is for U.S. involvement in Ven ezuela. I believe in a government that is transparent, accountable, and grounded in the rule of law. This action appears to bypass those principles. I urge you t y. The American people deserve to know why this action was taken and what it means for our future. Please use your voice and your position to call for congressional oversight, public hearings, and a clear articulation of our objectives and exit strateg I may not have been politically active before, but I am paying attention now. I will be voting with these issues in mind, and I hope you will stand up fo r democratic accountability and responsible governance. Thank you for your service and for listening to your constituents.