House Democrats are moving to block the U.S.-Saudi civil nuclear agreement, arguing that it would give Riyadh a path to uranium enrichment without the inspection safeguards Washington required of the United Arab Emirates. The joint resolution of disapproval faces long odds in the Republican-controlled Congress, but it puts the agreement’s central proliferation risks—and the administration’s refusal to release two classified side letters—at the center of the statutory review.
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