Although there are many critics that oppose President Obama’s Iran Deal, I personally support it. The deal offers a just compromise to both the United States and Iran by obstructing “Iran’s ability to develop nuclear weapons in exchange for relief from crippling economic sanctions” (The Week). Some disputants of the deal claim that Iran could still easily get their hands on nuclear weapons, but Aaron Stein, a nuclear nonproliferation expert, says that “the likelihood of [Iran] getting caught [if they ‘cheat’] is near 100 percent” (The Week). The deal has no true consequences other than the narrow risk that Iran will violate it. The former president of UANI (United Against Nuclear Iran), Gary Samore, went to the extent of saying: “If I knew
