House Republicans Drop Trump's Voter Restriction Bill from Budget Bill
House Republicans released a continuing resolution on Friday that omits Donald Trump's SAVE America Act, a voter restriction bill he had demanded be included in government funding. Despite Trump's late-night address ordering its inclusion, the 15-page CR is a clean funding package that would fund the government until December 4. Trump has made the SAVE Act his top priority, refusing to sign any bill until it passes, which has stalled DHS funding, the NDAA, and a housing bill. The SAVE Act would require voters to present a passport or birth certificate to register, mandate photo ID at polls, and ban mail-in voting. Critics argue it would disenfranchise millions, including married women and those without passports. The article also reports a $1.8 million no-bid contract to clean up a diesel spill on the National Mall during a Trump-organized event, attributed to negligence by the administration but blamed on vandals.
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