As the Iran war drags on, President Trump is approaching a crucial deadline under U.S. law that could classify his military actions as illegal. Multiple lawmakers, including Democratic representatives, are discussing potential legal action against Trump if he fails to secure congressional authorization. With the 60-day mark looming, debates within Congress intensify as lawmakers seek to assert their war powers in response to the ongoing conflict. Several bills and resolutions have been introduced with the intention of halting U.S. military engagement in Iran, while some Republicans express patience despite the pressing legal implications. As the situation escalates, the possibility of a legal showdown between the executive branch and Congress becomes increasingly likely if Trump chooses to extend the military action beyond the impending deadline.