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Live updates: Trump says he won't sign bipartisan housing affordability bill but stops short of veto threat

Trump removed the Election Assistance Commission members and will let the housing bill become law without his signature.

Live updates: Trump says he won't sign bipartisan housing affordability bill but stops short of veto threat
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Rep. Mike Lawler criticized President Trump’s decision to remove the Election Assistance Commission’s members and urged him to sign a bipartisan housing bill. The White House said Trump would let the housing bill become law without his signature.

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New York representative who criticized Trump’s commission decision and urged him to sign the housing bill

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Trump Does Not Sign Bipartisan Housing Affordability Bill

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