The Iran nuclear deal has only emboldened Iran thus far, according to Northeast Florida Congressman Ron DeSantis.
The Republican is chair of the House National Security Subcommittee, and says the U.S. has “absolutely” not had access to all of Iran’s facilities, particularly the military ones.
“They’re firing missile tests, they captured our sailors and held them at gunpoint, and they’re continuing to fund terrorism throughout the Middle East,” DeSantis says.
It has been widely reported that Iran has continued testing ballistic missiles since the nuclear deal was signed.  The missile tests were not considered as a part of the negotiations.
“And the fact that they didn’t even raise it, I think showed that the Administration wanted a deal at all costs, even if they had to give away the store,” DeSantis says.
He believes the Obama Administration will soon move to allow Iran access to U.S. banks, something he describes as a “disaster.”  He says many in Congress will try and prevent that from happening.

Source: US Media, April 3