The best place to find the text of recent treaties to which the U.S. is a party are the Treaty Documents issued by the United States Senate. Since the Senate must consent to the President's ratification of a treaty, all treaties are presented to the Senate in full. Sometimes the full text of a treaty is printed in the Congressional Record when it is considered by the Senate. Recent treaties to which the U.S. is not a party may sometimes be found in International Legal Materials. You can also check the status of a treaty document in Congressional Index.
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