Donald Trump Says He's Refusing to Sign Housing Bill 'in PROTEST'
Summary
President Donald Trump said he will not sign a housing bill that was passed by Congress because he is protesting the Senate’s failure to pass a voting law called the SAVE Act. The housing bill aims to help with the problem of affordable housing in the United States. Even if President Trump does not sign it, the housing bill can still become law without his signature.Key Facts
- President Trump refused to sign the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act in protest.
- The housing bill was passed by both the House and Senate with wide support.
- The housing bill focuses on addressing housing affordability in the U.S.
- President Trump’s protest is due to the Senate not passing the SAVE America Act.
- The SAVE Act would require photo voter ID, proof of citizenship, and limit mail-in ballots except for certain groups.
- The SAVE Act is popular among Republicans and some independents.
- If President Trump neither signs nor vetoes the housing bill within 10 days, it will automatically become law.
- The story is developing and more information may follow.
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