SENATE RESOLUTION CONDEMNING UNAUTHORIZED MILITARY ACTIONS, VIOLATIONS OF FOREIGN SOVEREIGNTY, AND RECURRING U.S. INTERVENTIONIST FAILURES IN LATIN AMERICA

This Rhode Island Senate resolution (SR 2067) condemns unauthorized U.S. military actions and violations of foreign sovereignty, specifically referencing recent events involving Venezuela's leader Nicolás Maduro. It calls for all military force abroad to require explicit Congressional approval, aligning with a recent U.S. Senate resolution. The resolution directs Rhode Island's Secretary of State to send certified copies to the U.S. President, Congress, and Rhode Island's congressional delegation. It does not create new laws but formally expresses the state Senate's position on interventionist policies.