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The war powers resolution of 1973 limits the president's war making powers.

It was passed to reassert Congressional authority over the decision to send American troops to war.

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The president's powers as commander in chief are far greater during a war than they are in normal time.

Article I, Section 8, Clause 11 of the U.S. Constitution grants Congress the power to declare war.

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powers explicitly granted by the Constitution

Commission officers of the armed forces.

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These powers also come from Article II and are the president's authority to veto bills and propose new legislation.

Our president has the authority to select all presidential cabinet positions, all Supreme Court justices, all federal judges, all U.S. ambassadors, and several other government roles.

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The power of a president, governor, or other elected executive to reject individual provisions of a bill.

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President can veto bills.

The congress can override the presidential veto.

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The official is declared to be persona non grata, or unwelcome people.

President have the power Acknowledge the legal existence of a country.

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Ambassadors and other diplomats

Must be approved by the senate by majority vote.

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In general, the president may remove any appointees except federal judges.

Debate ensured in the first congress as to whether the President could remove appointees without the consent of the senate

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A treaty formal agreement between two more sovereign states.

The president is in charge of foreign affairs of U.S.