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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 ten-day rule strips the executive of hostage-taking leverage over popular bipartisan legislation, however hard it stalls.
The Economy
Bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act Set to Become Law Without Trump's Signature The constitutional ten-day rule converts an executive leverage play against a veto-proof bill into automatic enactment.