United States v. Curtiss-Wright Export Corp.

299 U.S. 304·1936

What the Court Decided

Upheld a congressional delegation authorizing the President to prohibit arms sales to warring South American nations, recognizing broad presidential authority in foreign affairs.

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Cited In

Learning Resources v. Trump

2025 Term · 24-1287

The government relied on its holding that the nondelegation doctrine does not apply with the same force in foreign affairs as in domestic affairs, supporting broader presidential discretion under IEEPA.