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3690 A statute that requires life insurers doing business in California to disclose information about all policies sold in Europe between 1920 and 1945 to enable claims for benefits paid to the Nazi government unconstitutionally interferes with the president's power over foreign policy and is therefore invalid.CitationAMERICAN INS v GARAMENDI (Holocaust Victims) 539 US 396 [See: InsC 13800 etseq; Taiheiyo v Superior Court 105 CA4 398, T/AT 3/03; Mitsubishi v Superior Court 106 CA4 39, T/AT 3/03; Dames & Moore v Regan 453 US 654; Zschernig v Miller 389 US 429]
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