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The document discusses the foreign affairs powers of the executive and legislative branches under the US Constitution. It notes that while Congress has powers like declaring war and regulating foreign commerce, the President has inherent powers over foreign policy as the commander-in-chief and in conducting diplomacy. The courts, like in US v. Curtiss-Wright Corp., tend to afford the executive broad authority over foreign affairs. However, as seen in cases like Medellin v. Texas and Hamdi v. Rumsfeld, Congr

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