SAVE Act

House Speaker Mike Johnson has introduced a short-term spending bill aimed at averting a government shutdown, as the clock ticks toward the election, adding pressure on Congress to pass a deal before voting ramps up. The proposal is a modified version of a six-month continuing resolution that seeks to keep the federal government funded while members of Congress work on a broader agreement. This latest proposal notably excludes the controversial "SAVE Act," which had been a major point of contention in recent legislative efforts.

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The "SAVE Act. . .

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House Speaker Mike Johnson is facing growing resistance from within his own party as he pushes a plan aimed at preventing a government shutdown. Johnson’s proposal, which combines a six-month continuing resolution (CR) with the Trump-backed Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act (SAVE Act), has sparked significant backlash among House Republicans, leaving the plan on the verge of collapse.

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The continuing resolution, intended to temporarily fund the government while negotiations continue, is coupled with the SAVE Act, a measure that tightens voter eligibility laws. This inclusion has proven. . .

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Speaker Johnson Unveils New Short-Term Spending Bill to Avert Government Shutdown

Opposition Grows Within GOP to Speaker Johnson’s Plan to Avert Government Shutdown

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