Thune: SAVE Act has slim path as Trump presses blockade
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Senate Majority Leader John Thune says the SAVE America Act—proposing citizenship proof to register and photo IDs to vote—faces an unlikely path to passage as President Trump presses a broader crackdown and threatens a legislative blockade; with 53 GOP senators and a 60-vote threshold, a talking filibuster or budget reconciliation seems unlikely, leaving the bill’s fate uncertain despite broad GOP policy support.
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- Trump’s newest pledge has Democrats cheering — and Republicans squirming MS NOW
- Trump threatens not to sign any bills until Congress approves strict voter ID act The Guardian
- Thune eyes action on SAVE America Act next week — without a ‘talking filibuster’ Politico
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