Trump Pushing GOP for SAVE America Act in Shutdown Talks

0:00On March 23, President Trump is pushing Republicans to stand firm in government shutdown talks. He says no deal with Democrats until they support the Save America Act. This bill covers election security measures like photo voter ID and citizenship checks for voting. The act also pushes for paper ballots only, limits on mail-in voting with some exceptions and rules against men and women's sports, plus protections. For kids on gender issues, Trump calls this far more critical than other Senate work right now. He's blasting a possible agreement that includes a $5 billion cut to immigration and customs enforcement funding. Trump warns that without the Save America Act, it's a non-starter for him and many Americans. He's urging Senate Majority Leader John Thune to name any Republicans voting against it, saying they'll face backlash at the polls. Trump wants to bundle all issues into one vote, in the filibuster of needed, and keep Congress in session through Easter. Meanwhile, the shutdown drags on over funding for immigration enforcement and homeland security

1:03with both sides dug in and no quick resolution in sight.