Which action by the President results in a bill becoming law without the President's signature if Congress remains in session?

• A. Sign it into law.
• B. Pocket veto
• C. Veto it
• D. Not sign it; If Congress is in session then the bill becomes law without his signature.

Answer: (D)

When Congress is in session and the President does not sign or veto a bill within ten days, it becomes law without the President’s signature. This inaction within the time limit counts as approval, allowing the bill to bypass an explicit signature while still becoming law.

A pocket veto is a different situation: if Congress adjourns during those ten days, the President can let the bill die by not signing it. Signing into law requires the President’s actual signature, and a veto would block the bill unless Congress overrides it. So the described action—not signing while Congress remains in session—fits the ten-day rule that turns a bill into law without a signature.