Donald Trump drängt vehement auf die Verabschiedung des umstrittenen „Save America Act“, einer Wahlrechtsreform, die er als entscheidend für die bevorstehenden Novemberwahlen ansieht. Er erwähnte das Gesetz sogar unmittelbar nach dem Tod von Senator Lindsey Graham.
ABD Başkanı Trump, Cumhuriyetçi Senatör Lindsey Graham'ın ani ölümünün, ABD'de oy kullanma ve seçmen kaydı süreçlerine sıkı düzenlemeler getirmeyi amaçlayan 'Amerika'yı Kurtarma Yasası'nın akıbeti için büyük bir darbe olduğunu belirtti. Trump, Graham ile ölümünden saatler önce yasa hakkında konuştuklarını söyledi.
President Donald Trump announced he will not sign a bipartisan housing affordability bill, calling it "a big yawn." He cited "PROTEST" over the Senate's failure to pass his "SAVE AMERICA ACT," which requires proof of citizenship for voting. The housing bill, aimed at speeding up construction and limiting Wall Street ownership of homes, can become law without his signature.
President Trump canceled the signing of a bipartisan housing bill, conditioning its passage on the approval of the SAVE America Act, which aims to implement nationwide voter ID laws and restrict noncitizen voting.
Senate Majority Leader Thune works to secure a permanent director of national intelligence while President Trump pressures for the Save America Act; intra-party tensions rise as votes on key policies and tools like FISA 702 loom, threatening GOP unity ahead of the midterms.
Donald Trump demanded the Save America voter ID bill be attached to the FISA Section 702 renewal, but Senate Majority Leader John Thune indicated the Senate GOP would proceed without it, highlighting a rift between the President and Senate Republicans.
The SAVE America Act, a Republican election overhaul requiring citizenship proof and photo ID for voting, failed in the Senate despite President Trump's push, highlighting shifts in national election debate.
