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If Congress passes a law and the president signs it, can the law still be overturned?
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If Congress passes a law and the president signs it, can the law still be overturned?

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No, it can’t be overturned because they already made the promise on what is in the paper and law.
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No. I am pretty sure it can't be overturned after the president signs it.

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