The House votes Thursday on a bill aimed at blocking implementation of the Iran nuclear deal until Tehran pays more than $43 billion in damages that US courts have awarded to victims of Iranian-sponsored terror.<br />The White House said Wednesday that President Barack Obama would veto the bill, saying that the Iran nuclear deal addresses only nuclear issues.<br />It said the bill would result in the collapse of the international agreement aimed at preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.<br />The legislation has more than 100 co-sponsors in the House.<br />Its prospects are uncertain in the Senate where Democrats stood behind the president and recently blocked a vote to disapprove of the deal.
