Once a bill has been sent from the Congress to the president, the president may ____.
A)sign it into law, at which point it becomes an act
B)veto it, which means it cannot become law
C) send it back with changes to conference committee
D) edit it, at which point it becomes a federal mandate

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The president can sign the bill into law, making it an act. The president can also veto it, but cannot send it back with changes or edit it directly.

Once a Bill Has Been Sent from the Congress to the President