The Constitution
Issues
Foreign Policy
The Constitution empowers the president to appoint ambassadors with the Senate’s approval, and prohibits the states from entering into any treaty, alliance, or confederation. Congress shares many foreign policy powers and has the sole authority to declare war.
From the constitution
Articles and amendments related to Foreign Policy.Articles
- Article 1 Legislative Branch
- Article 2 Executive Branch
- Article 3 Judicial Branch
Amendments
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