This is different from the normal process of lawmaking in which laws take effect with congressional action, not in the absence of action, and has been colloquially called the "legislative veto".
This procedure has been colloquially called the "legislative veto". This is different from the normal process of lawmaking in which laws take effect with congressional action, not in the absence of action.
This is different from the normal process of lawmaking in which laws take effect with congressional action, not in the absence of action. This procedure has been colloquially called the "legislative veto".
This is different from the normal process of lawmaking in which laws take effect with congressional action, not in the absence of action. This procedure has been colloquially called the "legislative veto".