Who signs bills to become laws?
Accepted answer
- The President (of the United States)
Explanation
When Congress passes a bill, the President must sign it for it to become a law. This is part of checks and balances. The President checks the power of Congress by deciding whether to sign or reject a bill.
On the 2008 test
On the 2008 test this question was asked as:
Who signs bills to become laws?
with these accepted answer:
- The President
Source: USCIS 2025 Civics Test — 128 Questions and Answers (PDF).
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