The Constitution authorizes the president to enter into treaties having the legal force of a federal statute without having to go through the legislative process or without having to receive advice or consent of the federal legislative branch of government.

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The Constitution requires that the president must receive the advice and consent of the Senate, with a two-thirds majority, to enter into treaties, making it necessary to go through part of the legislative branch process.

The Constitution Authorizes the President to Enter into Treaties Having