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However, the power related to warfare is granted to the President of the United States. For this reason, it is not an unconstitutional delegation of Congress' lawmaking power to give the President the authority to prohibit the sale of arms to a foreign nation engaged in conflict, established in the United States v. Curtiss Wright Export Corp. case. In this case, the President signed the newly legislated law so it could be deemed to acknowledge the law to limit commerce between the United States and foreign nations. In conclusion, this law is constitutional.