> A trade ban / embargo is a form of treaty. This is not at all a treaty. Actual treaties require a 2/3rds approval of the Senate, which has not happened. It

> A trade ban / embargo is a form of treaty. This is not at all a treaty. Actual treaties require a 2/3rds approval of the Senate, which has not happened. It is, at best, on the level of 'executive order', which can (and, IMHO, should) be challenged in court per 'checks and balances'.