CHICAGO (WLS) -- There are growing concerns over the U.S. military's lethal strikes against suspected drug vessels in international waters near Venezuela, including how they're conducted, whether they're legal and lawmakers' access to all videos and records behind the coordinated strikes.

Congress has launched an investigation into a Sept. 2 boat strike in the Caribbean after The Washington Post reported a U.S. Navy admiral ordered a second strike on the vessel to kill all remaining survivors.

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Legal experts and former government advisers have told the I-Team, if true, the attack could amount to a crime if defenseless survivors were targeted.

While the investigation into that strike is ongoing, the Trump administration's targe

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