If the Senate Passes a Bill Opposed by an Interest

Multiple Choice

If the Senate passes a bill opposed by an interest group, which of the following is the immediate next step that can be taken by the group before it is signed by the president?

A) It can lobby trial court judges to oppose the bill.
B) It can shift its lobbying efforts to the Supreme Court.
C) It can lobby the executive agency that implements laws.
D) It can file a brief as an amicus curiae.
E) It can shift its lobbying efforts to the House of Representatives.