Whether Congress may delegate to an Executive Agency the duty the Constitution expressly assigns to Congress to decide whether to Consent' to an 'Agreement or Compact' between a State and 'a foreign Power

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. Whether Congress may delegate to an Executive Agency the duty the Constitution expressly assigns to Congress to decide whether to “Consent” to an “Agreement or Compact” between a State and “a foreign Power.” U.S. Const. art. I, § 10, cl. 3. 2. Whether, when Congress is permitted to delegate power to an Executive-Branch agency, the constitutionally required “intelligible principle” may consist of nothing more than the identity of the agency receiving the delegation, with no principle anywhere in the statute itself to which the agency is directed to conform.