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- Congress is repealing the 1991 and 2002 Iraq AUMFs to reclaim power it has ceded to the executive branch, as noted in the National Security Journal.
- The objectives of both AUMFs have been accomplished years ago, with no additional impact on the efficacy of the post-9/11 AUMF.
- This move marks a rare exercise of Congress's war powers, a step towards reclaiming power from the executive branch, as noted in the National Security Journal.
- President Trump is set to sign the National Defense Authorization Act this month, making him the first President to repeal multiple war authorizations since Warren G. Harding.
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