The US House of Representatives approved a security budget bill that incorporates the SAVE AMERICA Act, a voter-ID measure pushed by President Donald Trump, according to reports. The legislation marks a legislative win for Trump as the House advances his policy agenda.
The US House of Representatives approved a security budget bill that includes the SAVE AMERICA Act, a voter identification requirement championed by President Donald Trump. The vote represents a legislative victory for Trump, who has tied the act to other funding measures in recent weeks. The SAVE AMERICA Act was previously tied to housing legislation, with Trump stating he would not sign a housing bill unless it passed (as The Zioneer reported on July 10). The security budget bill's passage follows a series of Trump-backed defense and immigration bills passed by the House, including a $95 billion Iran war budget, which all Democrats opposed (as The Zioneer reported earlier Thursday). The bill now moves to the Senate, where its fate is uncertain.
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