A bill is passed to the president for action while Congress is still in session.After ten days he or she has still not approved it.What happens to the bill?

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If the president has not approved or vetoed the bill within the ten days while Congress is still in session, the bill automatically becomes law. This is known as the "pocket veto" only if Congress adjourns before the 10-day period is up, in which case the bill will die and not become law. However, if Congress remains in session during that time, and the president takes no action, the bill becomes law without his or her signature.

A Bill Is Passed to the President for Action While