Put some teeth in the War Powers Resolution and end the Iran War

I’m writing regarding the Iran conflict. Congress passed a War Powers Resolution (House, June 3; Senate, June 23) directing an end to U.S. hostilities. The Administration has not complied, and the ceasefire has since collapsed. A resolution without an effective enforcement mechanism accomplishes little. I ask that Congress follow up with binding action—including funding restrictions—to make its directive meaningful. Americans should not bear the open-ended costs of a war Congress voted to end and Americans do not want.