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Trump Urges House Republicans to Unify After Johnson Meeting as Citizenship Legislation Standoff Continues
President Trump met Speaker Mike Johnson and then urged House Republicans via social media to unify. His ongoing push for proof-of-citizenship voting rules has created a congressional standoff, CBS News reported.
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President Trump met with Speaker Mike Johnson and afterward posted on social media Thursday urging House Republicans to unify, CBS News reported. The president continues to demand legislation that would require proof of citizenship for voter registration and identification at polling sites. That demand has driven Congress into a standoff, according to CBS News.
Trump's Thursday message followed directly from the meeting with Johnson. CBS News senior White House and political correspondent Ed O'Keefe reported the sequence of events.
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