A joint resolution to direct the removal of United States Armed Forces from hostilities that have not been authorized by Congress.

This joint resolution seeks to exercise congressional authority under the War Powers Resolution by mandating the withdrawal of United States Armed Forces from any ongoing hostilities that have not received explicit legislative authorization. By invoking this measure, lawmakers aim to reassert the constitutional requirement that Congress, rather than the executive branch, holds the power to commit military personnel to armed conflict. If passed, this resolution would legally compel the administration to end unauthorized military operations, potentially shifting the United States' foreign policy toward a more restrictive approach regarding executive war-making powers. This move reflects a broader effort to ensure greater oversight and accountability concerning the deployment of American troops abroad, effectively setting a firm boundary on unilateral executive action in international combat zones.