House set to vote on bill urging president to end U.S. involvement in Iran as deadline passes

The House is preparing to hold a vote on legislation that would instruct the president to end U.S. military engagement in Iran. The proposal seeks to formally direct the administration to halt involvement in the ongoing conflict. The measure had been slated to clear the chamber in late May. Republican leadership delayed the scheduled consideration of the bill. The postponement has left the chamber with no further procedural options to stall the vote. Lawmakers now face a narrow window to act before the session ends. Supporters argue the vote could pressure the executive to withdraw troops. Critics warn it may undermine the president’s authority and complicate foreign‑policy strategy.