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By Robert L. Muse  /  October 8, 2020 Introduction Although it took a while, it is now commonly acknowledged that a president has the authority to unilaterally modify the United States embargo on Cuba. This power exists notwithstanding Congress’s attempted “codification” of the U.S. Treasury Department regulations that constitute that embargo. It remains little understood, though, thatContinue reading “The president has the constitutional power to unilaterally terminate the embargo on Cuba”