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In the early morning hours of October 25, 1983, the United States invaded the small Caribbean nation of Grenada
Reagan attempted to confuse the American people and the world by claiming that the Grenadian government was in fact building that the Soviet and Cuban military base in the Caribbean region. That was totally false. Also by using the fact that there were American medical students on the island, claiming that their lives were threatened by the Grenadian authorities. That was totally false
Reagan didn't ask congress for approval to put troops in Grenada

On December 20, 1989, over 27,000 U.S. troops invaded the small Central American country of Panama.
The U.S. President, then George Bush, Sr., said he was removing an evil dictator, General Manuel Noriega, who was brutalizing his own people.
Meanwhile, this same Noriega was actually on the CIA payroll (right up to invasion), and the main reason for the invasion was to make sure that the Panama Canal remained under U.S. imperialist conrol.
Bush Sr didn't ask congress for approval to put troops in panama
Despite his involvement with drugs, at least until his indictment in 1988,
Noriega was considered by the United States both as an asset and a liability. When he committed crimes and abused his power, Washington looked the other way.

United States support for Iraq during the Iran–Iraq War,
as a counterbalance to post-revolutionary Iran, included
several billion dollars worth of economic aid, the sale of
dual-use technology, non-U.S. origin weaponry, military
intelligence, Special Operations training, and direct
involvement in warfare against Iran.
Support from the U.S. for Iraq was not a secret and was
frequently discussed in open session of the Senate and
House of Representatives. On June 9, 1992, Ted Koppel
reported on ABC's Nightline, "It is becoming increasingly
clear that George Bush, operating largely behind the scenes
throughout the 1980s, initiated and supported much of the
financing, intelligence, and military help that built Saddam's
Iraq into" the power it became and "Reagan/Bush administrations
permitted—and frequently encouraged—the flow of money, agricultural
credits, dual-use technology, chemicals, and weapons to Iraq.

In mid-1980, about the same time as the Soviet Union deployed troops into Afghanistan, the United States began giving several hundred million dollars a year in aid to the Afghan Mujahideen insurgents fighting the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan and the Soviet Army in Operation Cyclone. Along with native Afghan mujahideen were Muslim volunteers from other countries, popularly known as Afghan Arabs. The most famous of the Afghan Arabs was Osama bin Laden, known at the time as a wealthy and pious Saudi who provided his own money and helped raise millions from other wealthy Gulf Arabs

under the War Powers Resolution none of these required Congressional approval. Granada and Panama both were under the 90 day requirement:Thumbs: