What must be true of a bill which has become law at a federal level?
It must have been signed by the president
It must be in the best interest of all Americans
It must have passed both the house and the senate***
It must have been introduced into the senate before the house.
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Correct. The president's signature is usually required, but a presidential veto may be overridden by both houses of Congress.
So it is It must have passed both the house and the senate
Yes.