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3 November, 09:07

Have the same status as treaties but do not require u. s. senate approval

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    The correct answer is executive agreement. They are made by the president and his team of counselors and just like any law or treaty, the supreme court can look into it and proclaim it to be unconstitutional or anything similar and remove it from being official.
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