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U.S.-Saudi Arms Deal: Congress Should Take A Closer Look
U.S.-Saudi Arms Deal: Congress Should Take A Closer Look
Volume 1, Number 29
The initial 30-day clock for Congress to review the $60 billion U.S.-Saudi arms deal expires next week. Although some members of Congress have promised to fight it, lawmakers will have little time to muster a joint resolution of disapproval required to stop it at this stage, should they want to do so. Nonetheless, the unprecedented size of this deal warrants Congressional hearings and greater oversight.
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