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How are laws enacted in the United States?
Move the steps in the procedure for enacting laws into the correct sequence.
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1. A member of the House or Senate introduces a bill.
2. The bill goes to committee/subcommittee for hearings, study, and markup; the committee votes to report it to the floor.
3. The full House and Senate debate and vote on the bill; if they pass different versions, a conference committee reconciles them and both chambers vote on the final version.
4. The bill is sent to the President, who signs it into law or vetoes it (Congress can override a veto with a two‑thirds vote in both chambers).
2. The bill goes to committee/subcommittee for hearings, study, and markup; the committee votes to report it to the floor.
3. The full House and Senate debate and vote on the bill; if they pass different versions, a conference committee reconciles them and both chambers vote on the final version.
4. The bill is sent to the President, who signs it into law or vetoes it (Congress can override a veto with a two‑thirds vote in both chambers).
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