Trump Will Not Sign Bipartisan Affordable Housing Bill
The American President has refused to endorse a legislative proposal that had garnered approval from both Republicans and Democrats, a bill intended to enhance citizens' access to affordable housing. Donald Trump announced today that he would not sign it "until the Senate passes my 'Save America' bill," a proposition that mandates proof of citizenship for voter registration and would establish a national voter database compiled from state records.
The affordable housing bill that was passed includes provisions designed to either exempt or streamline environmental impact studies for housing construction projects. It also aims to set a cap on the number of existing single-family homes that major Wall Street investors can acquire.
According to a report by Reuters, since the bill has already been approved by both chambers of Congress, it has the potential to become law regardless of whether Trump signs it. Once the bill reaches his desk, Trump will have a 10-day window to either sign it or veto it; if he takes no action within this period, it will automatically become law without his signature.
English Translation:
The President of the United States has refused to sign a bipartisan bill aimed at providing citizens with access to affordable housing. Donald Trump stated today that he will not sign it "until the Senate passes my 'Save America' bill," a proposal that requires proof of citizenship to register to vote and would create a national voter database from state registries.
The affordable housing bill that was passed includes provisions to exempt or simplify environmental impact studies for housing construction projects, and to set a limit on the number of existing single-family homes that large Wall Street investors can own.
According to a Reuters article, as the bill has been approved by both houses of Congress, it can become law whether Trump signs it or not. Once he receives the bill, Trump will have 10 days to sign it or veto it; if he does neither, it will become law without his signature.
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