Which steps in the lawmaking process might happen after a bill is sent to the president?

Veto the bill

Explanation:

The President may veto the bill.

(A 2/3 majority of congress may vote to override any presidential veto, making the bill a new Public Law.)

The President may ignore the bill if Congress is within 10 days from end of current session.

(A pocket veto.)

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