Civics test question 43 of 128 · System of Government
Who signs bills to become laws?
Official USCIS answers
Give any one of these answers.
- The President of the United States
Why this is the answer
The President signs bills after Congress passes them. When the President signs a bill, it becomes law.
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Answers that are not correct
These wrong answers are common mix-ups. They are not accepted at the interview.
- State governors
- The Supreme Court
- The Vice President
- Congress
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- 41. Name one power of the president.
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- 44. Who vetoes bills?
- 45. Who appoints federal judges?
- 46. The executive branch has many parts. Name one.
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