Congress is launching inquiries into a military action off the coast of Venezuela. This follows a report that U.S. forces targeted the survivors of an attack on an alleged drug boat.

The White House is calling the strikes a legal act against a threat to the United States.

Video on September 2nd shows the first strike on the alleged drug boat, but questions are growing about a second missile being fired.

According to the Washington Post, before the operation, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth ordered everyone on board the boat killed, but the first missile left two survivors hanging onto the wreckage. The Post says a second strike killed them both.

Members of both parties are sounding the alarm, saying international law prohibits killing enemy combatants who no longer pose a threat.

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