Further on the constitutionality of the nonbinding Iran JCPOA (and the conspicuous absence of congressional disagreement about it)

For what it’s worth, and following up on my earlier post with Jack Goldsmith, over at Balkinization I’ve recently published a couple of posts–here and here–concerning why there’s no significant debate in Congress concerning the constitutionality of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action of the E3/EU+3 and Iran, even though it will not be approved by two-thirds of the Senate or by both Houses of Congress.