Under the Constitution, the legislative branch of the government

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The Constitution grants the power to make laws to the legislative branch, which is comprised of the Senate and the House of Representatives. This branch creates, debates, and passes bills that become law if approved by both houses and signed by the President or if vetoed, override the veto by two-thirds vote of both houses. Therefore, the legislative branch makes the laws.

Under the Constitution, the Legislative Branch of the Government