In a dramatic turn of U.S. foreign policy, Sen. Todd Young has publicly hailed the law enforcement action that removed Nicolás Maduro from power in Venezuela — but drew a firm line by refusing to support sending U.S. troops into the South American nation. Young praised the ouster of Maduro as a successful mission, yet stressed that any future deployment of American forces must first be debated and authorized by Congress, reflecting deep concern over open-ended military entanglement abroad. His stance comes as the U.S. Senate recently blocked a war powers resolution that would have limited further Trump administration action in Venezuela, underscoring rising tensions over executive military authority <br /> <br />#TrumpMaduroTakedown #SenToddYoung #VenezuelaAction #NoUSTroops #CongressAuthorization #VenezuelaWarPowers #USSenateVenezuela #MaduroRemoved #USForeignPolicy #MilitaryDebate #YoungRejectsTroops #BreakingWorldNews #GlobalConflict #VenezuelaCrisis #TrumpAdmin #USMilitaryPolicy #WashingtonNews #LatinAmericaUnrest #SenatePolitics #InternationalTension #VenezuelaUpdates <br />
