The Treaty Ratifier is a job that requires the approval of a treaty by the SENATE. The SENATE, which is composed of six letters, is responsible for ratifying treaties and other international agreements. This process involves the SENATE voting on the treaty and then sending it to the President for final approval. The Treaty Ratifier is responsible for ensuring that the treaty is in accordance with the laws of the United States and that it meets the requirements of the SENATE. Once the treaty is ratified, it becomes legally binding.