Jurisdiction and International Law

This chapter explores the complexities of horizontal federalism, particularly regarding jurisdiction and territorial sovereignty in the context of international law. The discussion highlights legal precedents involving the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) and the intricate interplay between Congress’s authority, individual rights, and national security. Ultimately, it emphasizes the necessity for a balanced approach among congressional, presidential, and judicial powers in addressing issues of foreign entities and their legal standing in the U.S.