GOP states are taking up voting laws modeled after Trump’s SAVE America Act
President Trump signed an executive order directing federal agencies to create citizen lists, bypassing stalled SAVE America Act negotiations in the Senate.
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President Trump signed an executive order directing federal agencies to create citizen lists, bypassing stalled SAVE America Act negotiations in the Senate.
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Republican-led states are passing voter registration laws requiring proof of citizenship, mirroring the federal SAVE America Act. Advocates warn these measures could disenfranchise married women, transgender individuals, and naturalized citizens due to documentation and name-change hurdles.
Senate Majority Leader mentioned regarding legislative delays
Outlets across the spectrum highlight Donald Trump’s aggressive push for the SAVE America Act, though they differ on his methods. WLT Report frames the potential use of a special session as a "rare constitutional power" for election security, while Salon.com and Wonkette describe his executive orders and funding threats as a way to bypass stalled Senate negotiations.
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