Congress would order the President to pull U.S. military forces out of any combat involvement in Lebanon within one week of this measure passing, using a law that lets lawmakers force an end to military action without needing the President's sign-off. This wouldn't stop the U.S. from continuing to train, advise, or work with Lebanon's own military, and it wouldn't affect troops guarding American embassy or consulate staff there. In short, it targets active combat involvement specifically, while leaving routine military partnership and diplomatic security protections in place.