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Trump Leaves Washington With Housing Bill Unsigned as Voter ID Measure Stays Stalled
President Donald Trump departed the capital on July 6 without signing the housing bill. The White House has offered no indication of whether he will sign it, allow it to become law without a signature, or veto it.
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President Donald Trump left Washington on July 6 with the housing bill unsigned. Semafor reported that the White House has not stated whether he will sign the measure, allow it to become law without his signature, or veto it. House Speaker Mike Johnson said last week that he does not believe Trump will veto the bill.
Trump recently described the legislation as “a yawn,” according to Semafor. When Congress returns next week, Trump’s voter ID bill remains stalled, Semafor reported.
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