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Unilateral executive foot-dragging cannot prevent popular bills from automatically enacting themselves into law.
The executive branch cannot hold popular bipartisan bills hostage indefinitely, as the Constitution's ten-day rule automatically enacts unsigned legislation while Congress remains in session.
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The Economy
U.S. Housing Affordability Bill Constitutional Clock Ticks as Trump Stalls The executive's attempts to hold a housing bill hostage fail as the constitutional clock automatically enacts the unsigned legislation.
The Economy
Bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act Set to Become Law Without Trump's Signature The president's standard tactical delay failed to block a popular bipartisan housing bill as the 10-day constitutional clock automatically enacted it.