215∶215，美众议院涉委投票暴露美国分歧

Group 1 - The U.S. House of Representatives voted 215 to 215, resulting in a tie that prevented the passage of a resolution aimed at limiting President Trump's military actions in Venezuela without congressional approval [1] - The resolution, introduced by Democratic Representatives McGovern and Castro along with Republican Representative Massey, received support from all Democratic members and two Republican members [1] - This marks the third attempt by the House to restrict Trump's war powers since military actions began in the Caribbean and Pacific regions last September [1] Group 2 - The resolution invoked the War Powers Act of 1973, demanding the withdrawal of U.S. troops deployed to Venezuela and emphasizing that any military deployment requires congressional authorization [1] - Supporters argue that while there are no ground troops in Venezuela, a U.S. aircraft carrier is stationed in the Caribbean, and thousands of troops are on standby, actions that require congressional approval [1] - Republican members have repeatedly emphasized that "there are no U.S. troops in Venezuela," labeling the resolution as "not realistic" [1]