Supreme Court has relied heavily on originalism in certain domestic, individual rights cases
like District of Columbia v. Heller. 1 But foreign affairs is different. In that area, originalism is,
as Ingrid Wuerth has observed," generally speaking, not the way courts or the Executive
Branch and Congress actually interpret the Constitution." 2 In fact, there are dozens of
important Supreme Court decisions on constitutional foreign affairs issues that pay little or …