Agreements between the United States and other nations, negotiated by the president, that have the same weight as a treaty but do not require Senate approval are called

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Executive agreements are agreements between the United States and other nations that are negotiated and entered into by the president without the need for Senate approval, unlike treaties which require a two-thirds vote of the Senate to be ratified. These agreements have the same legal force as treaties but do not go through the formal treaty ratification process.

Agreements Between the United States and Other Nations, Negotiated by the President