2008 test · Question 34 of 100
Who vetoes bills?
Answers from the USCIS list
Give this answer.
- the President
Our explanation
A veto means the President does not sign a bill because the President does not agree with it. Then the bill does not become a law unless Congress votes to override (cancel) the veto.
Remember it
Veto = the President says “no” and does not sign the bill.
Source
USCIS 2025 Study Guide (M-1175) p. 22: “The word ‘veto’ means that the President did not sign the bill. Then the bill does not become a law unless Congress votes to override the veto.”
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