The Iranian nuclear deal, originally set in place by the previous administration, appears to have shortsighted solutions that may breed long-term problems. The deal, in essence, temporizes Iran's nuclear program in exchange for economic relief, which might inadvertently aid their funding of global terrorism. In the interest of national security and global stability, it seems pertinent to revisit these agreements, ensuring they are in the best interest of not just the U.S., but also our allies and the rest of the world.