Trump Pushes SAVE Act for Tighter Voting Rules

0:00On March 24th, former president Donald Trump is pushing Republicans in Congress to pass the Safe Guard American Voter Elegibility Act or SAV Act, which will require proof of citizenship and a photo ID to register to vote. He called it the most critical issue facing the Senate right now, and even suggested lawmakers skipped their Easter break to get it done, saying to make. This one for Jesus. On Monday, March 24th, Trump tied the bill directly to Homeland Security funding, arguing that secure elections are a top priority for the Department of Homeland Security. The Senate is set to vote on it this week, amid ongoing debates over government spending. Trump fired off a strong message on truth social the day before, refusing any deals with Democrats unless they back the SAV Act. He slammed them as radical left and unacceptable on issues like a proposed $5 billion cut to immigration and customs enforcement funding. No makers have been wrestling with these funding battles, and Trump laid out clear conditions, no mail-in voting except in limited cases, along with strict voter ID rules.

1:05His push highlights deep-party divides on election security. As the Senate gears up for the key vote, Trump's urgent call could sway Republican holdouts and keep the pressure on for tighter voting rules, nationwide. This has been Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI.