US Senator Bob Corker issued a statement after President Barack Obama signed the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act of 2015 into law on Friday saying the bill will ensure that the US administration will take account of Congress’ views in the talks with Iran on a final nuclear accord. The bill requires congressional review of any final nuclear agreement with Iran before the US president can waive sanctions imposed by Congress. “With the role of Congress now guaranteed, the administration must address the many significant concerns raised by Congress, and our negotiators should take advantage of the added leverage to force further concessions from the Iranians so that any agreement reached is verifiable and enforceable,” the author of the bill said in the statement on his website.
