When the president negotiates a treaty with a foreign country and submits it to the Senate for approval, the president's action is based on:

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The president submitting a treaty to the Senate for approval is based on a historical practice established by the Constitution and is not explicitly stated in any amendment. The process of submitting treaties to the Senate dates back to the early days of the United States and has been a well-established practice that has continued to the present day.

When the President Negotiates a Treaty with a Foreign Country