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natural born citizen, president, eligibility clause, elections, originalism
citizens, birth citizenship, Fourteenth Amendment, subject to jurisdiction, original meaning, originalism
Human Rights, International Law, Federal Courts, Alien Tort Statute, Alien Tort Claims Act, Civil Procedure, Transnational Litigation, International Litigation, Foreign Relations Law, Conflict of Laws
originalism, federalism, preemption, supremacy
originalism, textualism, Scalia, constitutional law, constitutional interpretation
war power, delegation, nondelegation, originalism, historical gloss, commander in chief, AUMF
international law, jurisdiction, alien tort statute, human rights, investor liability, corporate liability, foreign investment
Constitutional law, war powers, declaration of war
treaty making power, presidential power, nonbinding agreements, Iran agreement, Paris agreement
Executive Power, Madison, Checks and Balances, Plebiscitary Presidency, Delegation, War on Terror, Separation of Powers,
Transnational Law, International Law, Transnational Litigation, International Litigation, Extraterritorial Law, Alien Tort Statute, Foreign Sovereign Immunity, Treaty Interpretation, Personal Jurisdiction, Forum Non Conveniens, Forum Selection Clauses, Act of State Doctrine
war, executive, declare, president
Custom, customary international law, constitutional law, war powers, international human rights
originalism, textualism, treaty power, treatymaking
Transnational Law, International Law, Transnational Litigation, International Litigation, Extraterritorial Law, Alien Tort Statute, Foreign Sovereign Immunity
foreign affairs powers, Constitituion, Article II Section I, executive power, residual theory
american insurance association v. garamendi, foreign affairs, federalism, separation of powers, Youngstown, Zschernig, common law constitutional interpretation
war powers, presidential power, executive power, declare war, war initiation, al Qaeda, Libya, Islamic State, ISIS, Syria
Customary International Law, Law Of Nations, Constitutional Law, Preemption, Textualism, Originalism
territories, constitutional law, insular cases, Puerto Rico, American Samoa, Guam, Virgin Islands, Northern Marianas Islands, incorporation, originalism
major questions doctrine, Supreme Court, originalism, judicial power, federal courts, state autonomy
treaties, executive agreements, congressional-executive agreements, treatymaking power, nonbinding agreements
treaties, federalism, Bond v. United States, Missouri v. Holland
natural born citizen, president, election, eligibility clause, 1790 Naturalization Act, originalism, constitutional interpretation
treaties, self-execution, non-self-execution, supremacy clause
executive power, Congress, foreign affairs, removal of executive officers, First Congress, 1789
commander in chief, presidential power, executive power, military command, president
war powers, declare war, political question, justiciability, constitution
federalism, foreign affairs, international law, executive power, preemption
constitutional law, vesting, foreign affairs, executive, legislative, judicial, domestic powers
war power, declare war, executive power, textualism, originalism
international law, federal jurisdiction, alien tort statute, human rights
constitution, separation of powers, executive power, foreign affairs, courts, judicial power, political question
natural born citizen, president, eligibility clause, U.S. constitution