Prohibit hostile military actions against allied nations

Proposition to support H.R. 1936 and its Senate companion, which would expressly prohibit allocating military funds for invading or occupying Canada, Greenland, or Panama. These nations are crucial diplomatic allies posing no threat, and such hostile actions would constitute egregious violations of international law, human rights, and American principles of upholding democracy and territorial sovereignty. Safeguarding peace through diplomacy, not military force against friendly states, must be the utmost priority.