Bipartisan housing legislation automatically enacts itself when the White House fails to coordinate a veto.
Popular, veto-proof bills automatically pass into law without presidential signatures when an administration's attempt to delay them hits the constitutional ten-day limit while Congress is in session.
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The housing affordability bill bypasses the president's attempt to use it as leverage, enacting itself when the executive refuses to act.
The comprehensive housing bill achieves legal status automatically after the White House fails to execute a veto within the constitutional window.
The 10-day constitutional rule enables popular, bipartisan housing laws to bypass presidential foot-dragging while Congress is in session.