A group of House Democrats have banded together to raise various levels of alarm about the Biden administration's ongoing efforts to revive a nuclear deal with Iran, saying the terms of the reported deal are deeply troubling.
and China are still part of the deal with Iran and have been trying to salvage it. There have been reports for the last month that negotiators are close to an agreement, which has created a sense of urgency among the Democrats to speak out.One major concern for the lawmakers is the prospect that the U.S. could agree to Iran's demand that the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps would no longer be designated as a foreign terrorist organization .
The message Democrats want to send to the Biden Administration is:"We need a longer and stronger deal, not one that is shorter and weaker. It's time to stand strong against terrorists, protect American values and our allies," Gottheimer said. Rep. Juan Vargas, D-Calif., said the Biden administration has kept Congress in the"dark" and the way the secret talks have gone reminds him of the original 2015 deal.
"It's a little bit like last time. They keep us in the dark. Then … it turns out there are some fatal flaws," he said.HOUSE DEMOCRAT CALLS OUT BIDEN ADMIN OVER POTENTIAL IRAN DEAL: 'MAKES ZERO SENSEThe 18 members that banded together Wednesday have various degrees of apprehension about the deal — ranging from concern to outright opposition, Luria told reporters.
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