When Congress adjourns during a ten-day period after presenting the president with a bill,and the president takes no action,this is known as a:

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When Congress adjourns during a ten-day period after presenting the president with a bill, and the president takes no action, this is known as a pocket veto. The bill does not become law without the president's signature, and Congress cannot override the veto because they are no longer in session.

When Congress Adjourns During a Ten-Day Period After Presenting the President