Who signs the bills to become laws?

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Who signs the bills to become laws?

Explanation:
After a bill clears both houses, it goes to the President, who signs it into law or vetoes it. A signature makes the bill an official law, while a veto stops it unless Congress overrides with a two‑thirds vote in both chambers. The Vice President mainly presides over the Senate and does not sign laws; the Chief Justice handles court matters, and the Speaker of the House leads the House but does not finalize laws.

After a bill clears both houses, it goes to the President, who signs it into law or vetoes it. A signature makes the bill an official law, while a veto stops it unless Congress overrides with a two‑thirds vote in both chambers. The Vice President mainly presides over the Senate and does not sign laws; the Chief Justice handles court matters, and the Speaker of the House leads the House but does not finalize laws.

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