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Trump stalls Housing Act, pushes voter-suppression SAVE bill

7/1/2026

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President Donald Trump halted signing of the ROAD to Housing Act to push his SAVE America voter-suppression legislation.
The act passed with a majority and could become law after a ten-day deadline.
Senators, including Tim Scott, expressed anger at the president’s interference with the bill.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren criticized refusal, warned it could damage credibility, and announced a “ROAD to Housing 2.0” linking to child care and health coverage for families.

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President Donald Trump halted signing of the ROAD to Housing Act to push his SAVE America voter-suppression legislation.
The act passed with a majority and could become law after a ten-day deadline.
Senators, including Tim Scott, expressed anger at the president’s interference with the bill.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren criticized refusal, warned it could damage credibility, and announced a “ROAD to Housing 2.0” linking to child care and health coverage for families.