After 60 days of war in Iran, does US Congress want a say?

"War Powers Act Looms Large as Trump's Military Campaign Continues: A Constitutional Quagmire. Amidst ongoing controversy over President Trump's military actions in the Middle East, a pressing question has emerged: does the Commander-in-Chief need Congressional approval to continue waging war? According to experts, the answer lies in the War Powers Act, a 1973 law that requires the president to notify Congress within 48 hours of deploying troops. However, with tensions running high in Washington, it's unclear whether lawmakers will address this critical issue, leaving the president's authority to continue the military campaign in limbo. Will Congress step in to reassert its constitutional role in matters of war, or will the president be allowed to continue pursuing his military objectives unilaterally?"

Under law, Trump needs Congressional approval to continue war, experts say, but Congress may avoid the issue altogether.