If they sign this bill-can a new president undo or change the law?
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You didnt specify which bill.
If it is passed by both houses, the president can either sign it or veto it. If it is vetoed, then Congress has to overcome it (with a larger percentage), if it is passed, then it is the law.
Any new president has to enforce the current laws (including any passed now). In order to undo or change it he/she must either get a new bill passed through Congress that overrides the current law - or wait for the law to be declared unconstitutional by the courts (unlikely for 99% of laws).
While I said that the new president must enforce the laws, that is kinda up to their own discretion, and the discretion of the attorney general they appoint. But, by not enforcing current laws, they open themselves up to a whirlwind of political attacks. But they cannot force states and state agencies to enforce/not enforce it - political games aside.
I'm curious about that as well because there are some Republican candidates that would overturn this baby the minute they got into office.
If you mean immigration - too late.
Yes - but it will have to be presented in a new bill
It's the first major step toward a North American Union.
Not without a separate Act of Congress.
A new President can only change the law if Congress places such legislation on his desk for him to sign.
He cannot issue an Executive Order to change it, if that what you were hoping.
Assuming you mean the new immigration bill: In theory, the President cannot negate or change the law by himself (or herslf, as our next President may be). However, the President can issue instructions to agencies in the Executive branch regarding how the law is enforced or followed; this may alter or stifle the effect of a law, as opposed to changing the law itself.. Only Congress can actually make or change laws.
yes the new president can change a law. you know caoline, i lose my memory at times. but i do know what our govt is doing is wrong, like with the presidents, when they run for office. we have 2 running for it. the loser is to be the vice president. and we are not to have an election when we are at war. bush has done this, and god knows when they started picking their own vice presidents. our own govt has screwed up our laws of this country. and i as an american am sick of it. i think i'm going to start raising cane and end up in jail.
No, but a new congress can.
YES-a new president can veto or overturn the bill if he does it in time.
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