Who makes federal laws?

a.Congress

b.The President alone

c.The Supreme Court

d.State governors

Explicación

Congress, made up of the Senate and House of Representatives, makes federal laws. Bills must pass both chambers before going to the President. The President can then sign or veto them.

Referencia Legal: U.S. Constitution

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