According to Congress, the President can veto a resolution directing him to cease hostilities, / remove troops.
https://www.congress.gov/crs-product/R47603
For that matter, there's the question of he constitutionality of the War Powers Act itself.
Congress has the power to declare war.
Congress does not have the power to order the President to do anything with the military, including the cessation of hostilities.
Trump will take any such...
See? All you do is lie.
If only American unions understood labor is a global commodity, and demanding high wages/benefits only serves to get jobs sent to lower-cost overseas labor pools.
See above. Why pay US workers more for less work?
I'd ask you how this is relevant to a right held by the people, but you would not understand the question.
Just like you did not understand the post you responded to.