Hellppp which statement most accurately describes the roles of the president and congress in creating new federal laws? a congress has the power to veto proposed law but the president can override vetoes in some cases. b.congress has the power to pass new laws but the president has the right to refuse to enforce them. c.congress has the power to propose the laws but the president must approve them in most cases. d.congress has the power to write new laws but the president can revise before they take effect.

C). Congress has the power to propose the laws but the president must approve them in most cases.

Explanation:

As per the question, option C displays the statement that most appropriately describes the part played by Congress and the president in designing the new federal laws.

Congress primarily functions to propose laws by coming up with new laws through creation and passing of a bill but these bills are required to be signed or approved by the president of the state(as stated in the Article II of the United States Constitution). According to this article, the president has got the authority to either execute or implement the laws proposed by congress. However, the 'president must approve it in most cases as the congress could overrule the decision by two-third majority in the house.' Thus, option C is the correct answer.

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