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The ongoing civil war in Yemen has its roots in the “Arab Spring” — a series of pro-democracy movements that began in the spring of 2011 and spread across several largely Muslim countries. These events brought regime changes that many hoped would usher in political reforms and social justice. For the most part, however, the reality has been more war and violence…
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Foreword
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U.S.–Yemen Relations Timeline
Chronology of Major Events
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Civil War in Yemen
Background and Current Conflict
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War Powers Resolution
Congressional Authority and the War in Yemen
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Legislative Background on the Conflict in Yemen
Recent Action by Congress Proposals to End U.S. Involvement
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New Climate Crisis Committee
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Sexual Harassment in Congress
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Legalization of Hemp Farming
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Rule to Ban Bump Stocks
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Pro & Con
Should Congress Pass a Resolution Calling for the Removal of U.S. Armed Forces from Yemen?
