President Donald Trump is calling for stronger action against Iran following the deaths of American service members in a recent attack on a U.S. base in Jordan. In a message shared on Truth Social, Trump urged congressional Republicans to expand pending sanctions legislation by including Iran, arguing that tougher economic pressure is needed to counter the regime’s actions.

Trump also referenced the late Senator Lindsey Graham, saying the move would reflect Graham’s long-held position on confronting Iran through firm sanctions and a strong national defense.

The President’s remarks came as U.S. military operations continued across the region. American forces have carried out additional strikes against Iranian-backed targets, with the administration saying the mission is focused on protecting U.S. personnel, defending allies, and reducing the capabilities of groups responsible for attacks on American forces.

Administration officials maintain that restoring deterrence remains a top priority. Supporters of the President argue that a combination of military readiness and economic pressure sends a clear message that attacks on American troops will bring serious consequences.

Trump has repeatedly emphasized that the United States must project strength while protecting its interests abroad. His supporters view the renewed sanctions push as part of a broader America First approach that prioritizes national security, backs the military, and seeks to hold hostile regimes accountable through sustained pressure rather than concessions.