LIVE: Were US’ Venezuelan boat strikes on narcoterrorists legal? Homeland Committee presses Admiral

Lawmakers grill military leaders as Congress examines the legality of U.S. strikes on Venezuelan boats suspected of narco-terrorism, raising international law and war powers questions. With civilian deaths and legal challenges mounting, the hearing puts the Trump administration’s anti-drug naval campaign squarely under scrutiny.
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