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Under the President's Military powers how many days can he put troops into combat before Congress steps in and makes him remove the troops from combat?
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Nixon ordered US troops into Cambodia on 01 May 1970; the men were told that it would be a 60 day operation, and that they had to be out of Cambodia when those 60 days were up.
The following year in '71, US forces couldn't go into Laos; they had to work the border only. The ARVN went in though (and paid for it heavily).
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