2008 test · Question 33 of 100
Who signs bills to become laws?
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- the President
Our explanation
Congress writes a bill, a plan for a new law. If both the House and the Senate vote for it, the bill goes to the President. If the President agrees, the President signs it into law.
Remember it
Congress writes the bill; the President signs it into law.
Source
USCIS 2025 Study Guide (M-1175) p. 22: “If both parts of Congress pass the bill, then the bill is sent to the President.” “If the President agrees with the bill … the President signs the bill into law.”
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