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If the president negotiates a treaty with another nation, when does it become law in the United States?

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after it is approved by both houses of Congress
after it is approved by both houses of Congress

after it is approved by the House of Representatives
after it is approved by the House of Representatives

after it is approved by the Senate
after it is approved by the Senate

after it is approved by the Supreme Court

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Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
after it is approved by the Senate

The Constitution requires the president to get the Senate's "advice and consent" (two‑thirds vote) for a treaty to be ratified and become binding.