Bipartisan Housing Bill Becomes Law Despite Presidential Protest
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The 21st Century Road to Housing Act—aimed at lowering costs and boosting housing supply—became law automatically after Congress passed it and Trump, who opposed signing in protest of a voter ID bill, did not veto. The package, with more than 40 provisions, includes measures to speed up construction and curb large institutional purchases of single‑family homes, marking a rare bipartisan milestone as housing affordability remains a pressure point for Americans.
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- Trump allows landmark housing bill to become law without his signature USA Today
- Trump denies this Congress what could be its last major bill-signing ceremony The Washington Post
- Bipartisan housing bill automatically becomes law after Trump refuses to sign it CBS News
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