Trump abruptly cancels plan to sign bipartisan bill aimed at lowering cost of housing
Summary
President Donald Trump canceled plans to sign a bill that aims to lower housing costs. He said he will only sign it after Congress approves his Save America Act, which would change voting rules by requiring proof of citizenship and limiting mail-in voting.Key Facts
- President Trump canceled a housing bill signing event on Wednesday.
- The housing bill is bipartisan and aims to reduce regulations and speed up housing construction.
- The bill also limits corporate landlords from buying single-family homes.
- The House of Representatives approved the housing bill the day before.
- President Trump wants Congress to approve the Save America Act first.
- The Save America Act would require proof of citizenship to register to vote.
- The Act would also reduce mail-in voting options.
- The housing bill is one of the biggest efforts in decades to increase housing supply and affordability.
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