This bill amends the War Powers Resolution to modernize procedures for congressional action on military deployments. Currently, Congress can use concurrent resolutions to direct the President to remove armed forces from hostilities abroad, but this bill adds joint resolutions as an alternative method. The change matters because joint resolutions require the President's signature to become law, whereas concurrent resolutions do not, making them subject to presidential veto. When a joint resolution is vetoed, the bill limits floor debate time to 20 hours in each chamber before Congress can vote to override the veto. The legislation affects Congress and the President by establishing clearer, faster procedures for Congress to act on military operations that lack a formal declaration of war, streamlining what has been a contentious constitutional power between the branches.