A wave of frustration among US lawmakers has led to a concerted push for transparency regarding recent boat strikes in the Caribbean. Congressional members are calling for the release of unedited footage of the strikes, which reportedly resulted in civilian casualties. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces mounting scrutiny, with proposals to limit his travel budget until the videos are made public. Lawmakers, including Rep. Jim Himes and Senator Adam Schiff, have voiced concerns over the legality and morality of the strikes, urging for accountability. In a defense bill currently under review, provisions are included that would require Hegseth to brief Congress on the strikes and submit the disputed footage or face penalties. The situation escalates as calls for Hegseth’s resignation grow amidst accusations of a cover-up and allegations of unlawful military actions.