In a series of votes, the US Senate rejected multiple attempts by Democratic lawmakers to block arms sales to Qatar and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), despite concerns regarding financial dealings involving former President Trump. Bipartisan support emerged to protect billions in military sales, as Senate Republicans successfully thwarted resolutions aimed at halting these transactions. Over thirty non-governmental organizations have also urged Congress to reconsider the approval of these sales, citing moral and ethical concerns. The consistent rejection of democratic efforts indicates a strong commitment within the Senate to proceed with the military deals despite ongoing controversies.