House Democrats are clamping down on internal divisions ahead of a potential vote to limit President Trump's ability to wage war with Iran. The apparent Democratic unity gives the measure a more realistic chance of passing the House, as with a 217-214 majority and one potential defection from House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La). This comes after four House Democrats voted against a resolution to end the conflict in Iran earlier this month. The resolution was supported by House Democrats, with top Democrats including Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.), Foreign Affairs committee ranking member Greg Meeks (D) and other top Democrats advocating for it. Despite speculation, House Democrats are not expected to force a war powers vote this week.