united nations has the power to negotiate treaties with other countries.
who has the power to negotiate treaties with other countries?
united nations
through the department of state and the department of defense, the president is responsible for the protection of americans abroad and of foreign nationals in the united states. the president decides whether to recognize new nations and new governments, and negotiate treaties with other nations, which become binding on the united states when approved by two-thirds of the senate. the president may also negotiate executive agreements with foreign powers that are not subject to senate confirmation.





























section::::emergency powers.
powers of the president of the united states
in 1950, the indian claims commission ruled the pawnee had been underpaid for sale of its nebraska reservation, and awarded the tribe more than $7,000.000.





























section::::failure to negotiate treaties.





























section::::failure to negotiate treaties.:osage, kaw and otoe.
cherokee commission