Negotiate a New Iran Nuclear Deal
Tensions between the United States and Iran have escalated sharply in recent months, raising serious concerns about the risk of broader military conflict. Diplomatic experts and arms control analysts warn that further military escalation without a parallel diplomatic track could destabilize the broader Middle East, increase the risk of nuclear proliferation, and draw the U.S. into another prolonged conflict without congressional authorization.
The 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) placed verifiable limits on Iran's uranium enrichment program — capping enrichment levels, reducing Iran's stockpile of enriched uranium by 98%, and subjecting the country to rigorous international inspections. Since the U.S. withdrawal from the JCPOA in 2018, Iran has dramatically expanded its nuclear program, advancing enrichment levels to near-weapons-grade concentrations. A return to structured, verifiable diplomacy modeled on the JCPOA — with hard enrichment caps, robust inspection mechanisms, and clear compliance benchmarks — remains the most reliable path to preventing a nuclear-armed Iran without military conflict.
Constituents are urging their Members of Congress, particularly those on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, to oppose further unilateral military escalation against Iran, assert Congress's constitutional role in authorizing the use of force, and actively support a return to a negotiated framework that places enforceable limits on Iran's nuclear enrichment activities.
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Hello, I am an assistant calling on behalf of a constituent, {{first_name}} {{last_name}} from {{city}}, {{state}} zip code {{zip_code}}. The constituent is calling to urge {{representative_name}} to take two concrete actions regarding U.S.-Iran policy. First, they ask that {{representative_name}} oppose any further unilateral military escalation against Iran that has not received explicit congressional authorization under the War Powers Act. Second, they ask that {{representative_name}} actively support a return to a negotiated nuclear agreement with Iran — one modeled on the JCPOA framework — that includes hard, verifiable caps on uranium enrichment, a significant reduction in Iran's enriched uranium stockpile, and robust international inspection protocols. The constituent believes that diplomacy with enforceable limits is the most effective and least costly path to preventing a nuclear-armed Iran and avoiding a broader regional war. They respectfully request that {{representative_name}} use their position to advance a diplomatic track and assert Congress's constitutional oversight role in matters of war and nuclear non-proliferation policy.
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I am calling on behalf of {{first_name}} {{last_name}}, a constituent from {{city}}, {{state}} {{zip_code}}. The constituent is calling to urge {{representative_name}} to oppose further unilateral military escalation against Iran and to support a return to a negotiated nuclear agreement — modeled on the JCPOA — with hard enrichment caps and verifiable inspections. They believe enforceable diplomacy is the most effective path to preventing a nuclear-armed Iran and avoiding broader regional conflict. They respectfully ask {{representative_name}} to assert Congress's constitutional role and actively champion a diplomatic resolution. You may contact me at {{phone_number}} to discuss further.