If the president wants to enact a directive with the force of American law, he would sign: An executive order. O A Treaty O A presidential memo. O A veto order.

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Lander Van Breda · Answer 1 · 2024-07-26T15:54:45+0000

An executive order is signed by the president in order to enact a directive with the force of American law.

If the president wants to enact a directive with the force of American law, he would sign an executive order.