House aims for housing bill vote next week, setting up clash with Senate
Summary
The House of Representatives plans to vote next week on its own bipartisan housing bill. This comes despite President Donald Trump urging the House to approve the Senate’s version instead.Key Facts
- The House aims to vote on a revised housing bill next week.
- The bill is bipartisan, meaning it has support from both Republicans and Democrats.
- President Donald Trump wants the House to pass the Senate’s version of the housing bill.
- House Financial Services Committee Chair French Hill (R-Ark.) and Ranking Member Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) released the House’s version of the bill.
- The House version is called the “21st…” (title incomplete in the article).
- The vote could lead to a disagreement between the House and Senate over the final housing bill.
- Housing bills typically address policies related to homes, renting, and mortgages.
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