Trump presses Senate to stay in DC to push voting restrictions bill

President Donald Trump urged Senate Majority Leader John Thune to keep the Senate in session in Washington until the Save America Act — a voting-rights bill requiring citizenship proof to register and photo IDs to vote — passes. Republicans are divided on scrapping the filibuster to clear the measure; Democrats say they will block it, meaning 60 votes are needed. The Senate is slated to stay in session for two weeks before a five-week recess, with Trump warning that Democrats would end the filibuster if they retake the majority, though such support remains uncertain.