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Yes, US presidents have considerable authority in foreign policy, often acting without direct Congressional approval. This includes negotiating treaties, deploying troops, and setting diplomatic priorities. Michael Martins suggests Trump might leverage this power if Congress becomes an obstacle on domestic issues, potentially impacting UK relations.
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