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Donald Trump says he's refusing to sign housing bill "in PROTEST"
President Donald Trump has confirmed he will not sign a historic bipartisan housing package "in protest" over the Senate's failure to pass the SAVE Act, which would implement major changes to voter el...

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Trump refuses to sign bipartisan housing bill in protest over SAVE Act
Trump says he won't sign housing bill, which would become law automatically
Trump says he won't sign housing bill set to become law at midnight
President Donald Trump said he won't sign a landmark affordable housing bill in protest of Congress not taking action to overhaul elections, putting the legislation on track to become law at the end o...

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Trump says he will not sign landmark housing bill in protest
Largest housing affordability bill in decades becomes law without Trump's signature
Bipartisan housing bill becomes law after Trump’s signature snub
"Why did President Trump sit on the landmark housing bill for more than 2 weeks? Maybe because there was nothing in it for him personally—no gold-encrusted ballroom, no Qatari jet, no $2 billion crypt...

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Trump says he won’t sign housing bill in protest of SAVE America Act inaction
Trump takes unusual step, lets bipartisan housing bill become law unsigned amid SAVE pressure campaign
Trump Just Made Passing the CLARITY Act More Politically Expensive
Trump's housing bill standoff elevates the SAVE America Act, tightening the CLARITY Act's Senate window before recess.
Karoline Leavitt called affordable housing bill 'another promise made, promise kept' by Trump — then he decided to hold it hostage
Congress passed the housing affordability bill with overwhelming bipartisan support — then Trump pulled the signing to pressure lawmakers on a separate voting bill.
Trump holds Washington hostage over SAVE Act as midterm clock ticks on GOP control
Trump ties the SAVE America Act to $350 billion in defense spending, pressuring Senate Republicans to overcome the filibuster before midterms.