What is the last step in the lawmaking process? the senate has to approve it. the president has to sign it. the people have to vote on it. the legislature has to veto it.

The correct answer is the second one of the chart. The last step in the lawmaking process in the United States of America requires the signature of the law by the President. In this way, the law is enacted and begins to have legal effects for the American population.

Once enacted, the law is delivered to the Archivist of the United States, so that he may arrange its publication.

B. the president has to sign it

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