What does congress do once the requirements of the enabling act are met?

They tell them to create their own condition that follows ours. once the requirements of the enabling act are met the statute may be a piece of legislation by that a legislative body grants associate entity that depends thereon (for authorization or legitimacy) the facility to require sure actions.

Once the new Constitution went into the result, however, Congress admitted Green Mountain State and Kentucky on equal terms and thenceforth formalized the condition in its acts of admission for ensuant states, declaring that the new state enters "on an associate equal footing with the initialStates all told respects no matter.

If the enabling act is passed and all conditions are met, the congress accepts the state into the union. It is all a part of the union admission process.