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As Congress leans on ‘pro formas,’ bills become law without Trump signature

President Donald Trump departs the Senate Republicans’ lunch meeting in the Capitol on June 24.

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Roll Call· Oct 5, 5:00 AMAs Congress leans on ‘pro formas,’ bills become law without Trump signature

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