Sen. Adam Schiff (D-CA) took a sharp jab at President Donald Trump on Wednesday, arguing that the administration’s deal with Iran is a one-sided affair that hands Tehran a financial windfall while the U.S. gets little in return.

In a post on X, Schiff didn’t hold back. “Giving Iran a great financial boon it hasn’t enjoyed in decades, without getting anything in return,” he wrote. The California senator added a zinger: “If there is an art to the deal, it looks distinctly Iranian.”

Schiff’s comments came after U.S. and Iranian representatives held talks mediated by Qatari and Pakistani officials. The deal includes a temporary 60-day general license for Iranian oil production and exports, confirmed by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. Schiff shared a screenshot of a news headline reporting the waiver, making his point clear.

The agreement also gives Iran access to $300 billion in reconstruction funds and includes the release of some frozen Iranian assets. Critics argue this is a massive infusion of cash for a country that has been under heavy sanctions.

Senate Passes War Powers Resolution

Schiff also cheered the Senate’s passage of an Iran War Powers resolution, which passed 50-48. Four GOP senators crossed party lines, including Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY). The resolution had already cleared the House.

Schiff said Trump has no right to wage war with Iran, arguing that such a conflict would create serious problems for Americans. Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) also applauded the Senate’s move.

GOP Pushback

Trump hasn’t escaped criticism from his own party. Reports say the president got into a heated argument with Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) over the deal’s framework. The agreement remains a flashpoint, with Schiff and other Democrats vowing to keep the pressure on.