Trump's Voting Bill: Strict Rules & Expansion

0:00On March 10, President Trump urged House Republicans this week to pass the Save America Act, which adds strict voting rules like proof of. Citizenship for registration and photo-idea polls. He warned it would guarantee their wins in November's midterms and vowed not to sign any other bills until its law. The measure also curbs mail-in voting and stems from past claims of non-citizens casting ballots, even though studies show that's extremely uncommon. Citizens is already illegal. Critics argue these changes could suppress legitimate votes, especially among certain groups. The House approved an early version last month, but Trump now wants it expanded to include bans on transgender women in women's sports and gender, surgeries for kids. Meanwhile, Republicans are battling headwinds from voter frustration over high living costs, including energy prices tied to overseas conflicts. Trump pushed them to tackle drug prices and block big investors from dominating housing markets. As affordability dominates the campaign, GOP leaders eye-budget reconciliation to side

1:04steps and in Democrats and push these priorities through before. The election fight heats up.