But our Constitution contains no grant of power to any governmental agency wherein that delegated authority could be construed as inherent or subject to constructional enlargement. and to make assurance doubly sure they added the Tenth Amendment to obviate any question whatever as to the residuary of inherent power and authority. Let us quickly review the constitutional provisions which deal with international relationships. Section 8 of article I gives to the Congress the following powers: To regulate commerce with foreign nations. to establish uniform rules of naturalization. to regulate the value of foreign coin. to declare war. to grant letters of marque and reprisal. and to make rules concerning captures on land and water. Section 9 of article I especially provides that no State shall enter into any agreement or compact with a foreign power. with certain limitations. withoutand mark this wellthe consent of Congress. Now let us turn to the judicial branch of the Government.
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