I do not believe it has any force without being ratified by the Senate.Superman wrote: - Once the Secretary of State signs a treaty, does it have to go to the Senate for a vote, or can it stay forever in "limbo" as signed but not ratified? The reason for this question (hence my second question) is since the administration now knows that the Senate will not approve it, can they simply not send it to them so that the administration can enforce the treaty via executive action
Can the treaty be used via Executive Action, I once would have thought, "NO", but now....
If I were to go any further with my thoughts, i may break forum rules on political comments (hope I have not already broken them)