Was President Carter in error when he began meddling in domestic affairs of foreign nations?
Yes. The Monroe Doctrine specifically promised that the United States would never undertake to meddle in the domestic affairs of other countries. Any President or Secretary of State who has followed a policy of “interventionism,” has operated outside of his Constitutional authority. Presidential Violations of the Constitution 31. What about executive orders which are treated as laws after being published in the federal register? In the eyes of the Founders these would be considered unconstitutional. The President can issue executive orders to the administrative branches of government under his supervision but he has no authority whatever to make “laws” for the people since the Constitution assigns that authority exclusively to the Congress. An act of Congress could stop this whole illegal procedure. 32. What about executive agreements between the President and heads of foreign governments? This procedure is also unconstitutional. The Founders provided that all agreements with foreign n
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