Demand Congress Review the Iran MOU Before It Binds Us

A president signing a major agreement with Iran without Senate ratification or a Congressional vote sets a dangerous pattern of bypassing the branch of government elected to represent us.

A letter to your members of Congress. Facts checked June 18, 2026.

The Letter

Subject The Iran deal signed today needs Congressional oversight — not a rubber stamp

Today, President Trump signed a 14-point memorandum of understanding with Iran at Versailles. No Senate ratification. No Congressional vote. Just a signature at a dinner in France that could reshape our relationships in the Middle East, affect how oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz, and commit American credibility to terms most of us haven't even seen yet.

I believe in peace. I don't want war with Iran, and I don't want the Strait of Hormuz closed. But I also believe that agreements this consequential — ones that touch on nuclear activity, military positioning, and our alliance with Israel — belong in front of Congress. The Constitution gives Congress the power to weigh in on exactly these kinds of commitments. An MOU dressed up as something short of a treaty doesn't change what it actually is: a binding signal to the world about what America will and won't do. My family, my neighbors, and our service members deserve to know what was agreed to and who was in the room. We deserve a debate, not a fact sheet after the fact.

I'm asking you to demand full public disclosure of all 14 points of this agreement and to use your authority — hearings, resolutions, whatever tools you have — to ensure Congress reviews this MOU before any part of it is treated as settled policy.

Please hold a public hearing on the Iran MOU and make sure Congress has a real say before this becomes America's word.

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I'm calling about the Iran memorandum of understanding President Trump signed today in France. I want the representative to know I support diplomacy — but not when Congress is cut out of the process entirely.
This is a 14-point agreement that touches on nuclear issues, military activity, and our relationship with Israel. That's not a minor memo. That's exactly the kind of thing Congress is supposed to weigh in on.
I want to know what was agreed to. All 14 points should be made public, and there should be hearings before any of this is treated as binding American policy.
I'm asking the representative to call for full disclosure and a Congressional review of this agreement — and I vote.

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