In order to enter into a treaty with a foreign nation,the executive branch needs:

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The executive branch needs the approval of the Senate to enter into a treaty with a foreign nation. This is outlined in the Constitution's Treaty Clause, which gives the President the power to negotiate treaties, but requires the advice and consent of the Senate for ratification. The House of Representatives does not have a role in the treaty-making process.

In Order to Enter into a Treaty with a Foreign