Civics Test Question 43: Who signs bills to become laws?
A question from the 2025 civics test, with the answers USCIS publishes and our explanation.
Translation
43
Who signs bills to become laws?谁签署法案使其成为法律？¿Quién firma los proyectos de ley para que se conviertan en leyes?
Official answers
Any one of these is correct.
The President (of the United States)（美国）总统El presidente (de los Estados Unidos)
Explanation
A bill passed by both houses of Congress becomes law when the President signs it. The President can also veto it, and Congress can override a veto with a two-thirds vote in both houses.
Memory tip
💡 Signs bills into law = the President.
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