Housing bill set to take effect without Trump’s signature amid voting-rights dispute
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A bipartisan housing bill will become law at midnight without President Trump’s signature after he refused to sign in protest of a separate voting-restrictions measure; the 21st Century Road to Housing Act passed Congress with broad margins and will take effect after a 10-day countdown once Speaker Mike Johnson sent it to the White House. Democrats criticized Trump’s stance, while he has also fired the remaining commissioners of an independent election body, fueling midterm concerns.
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- Trump takes wind out of GOP win on housing bill The Hill
- A look at the new regulations and incentives in the housing bill set to become law PBS
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