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In 1995, the Clinton Administration unilaterally authorized nearly $20 billion in foreign loans, loan guarantees, and debt-forgiveness in response to the threatened collapse of the Mexican economy. The Note evaluates the statutory and constitutional basis of the so-called "Mexican Bailout" and finds the legal authority for the bailout lacking. Because protection of national "economic security" against economic threats is a critical national interest, however, the Note argues that better legal and institutional structures must be developed to permit prompt and flexible responses to international financial crises that do not usurp Congress' power of the purse.

Adventures in the Zone of Twilight: Separation of Powers and National Economic Security in the Mexican Bailout