Some believe the President of the United States can make decisions regarding foreign relations without congressional approval. Yet, many believed that only the bank had said on if they were going to cooperate with the Soviet Union. Others believed it should be the decision of a Court. In the end, the recognition of the Soviet Union and all other claims were deemed dependent on one another. The agreement concluded with the fact that States cannot interfere with the inner relations of a country. U.S V. Curtiss-Wright Corporation is yet another case dealing with the Presidential powers regarding foreign relations. President Roosevelt called for an Embargo in 1963, which is a temporary stop to the trading of goods with other countries. But, disobeying Presidential orders, the Curtiss-Wright company continued to sells bombers and planes to Bolivia. The President had a Joint Resolution that disapproved of any weapon sale to Bolivia. The Curtiss-Wright Company still believed they could sell these war devices to
Some believe the President of the United States can make decisions regarding foreign relations without congressional approval. Yet, many believed that only the bank had said on if they were going to cooperate with the Soviet Union. Others believed it should be the decision of a Court. In the end, the recognition of the Soviet Union and all other claims were deemed dependent on one another. The agreement concluded with the fact that States cannot interfere with the inner relations of a country. U.S V. Curtiss-Wright Corporation is yet another case dealing with the Presidential powers regarding foreign relations. President Roosevelt called for an Embargo in 1963, which is a temporary stop to the trading of goods with other countries. But, disobeying Presidential orders, the Curtiss-Wright company continued to sells bombers and planes to Bolivia. The President had a Joint Resolution that disapproved of any weapon sale to Bolivia. The Curtiss-Wright Company still believed they could sell these war devices to