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Bipartisan Bill to Lower Housing Costs Poised to Become Law without Trump Signing It

The measure passed Congress with bipartisan support and targets housing costs, while Trump used it to press lawmakers on stricter voting rules.

  • A bipartisan bill aimed at lowering housing costs by expanding supply and adjusting loan programs is set to become law despite not being signed by the president.
  • The bill, known as the 21st Century Road to Housing Act, passed both the Senate and House with broad bipartisan support.
  • While the president had initially planned to sign the bill, he later called it 'unimportant' compared to a different voting-related bill.
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Housing bill becomes law without Trump's signature

A broad housing bill passed by Congress became law at midnight Saturday when President Donald Trump refused to sign it, but didn't veto it.

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New legislation seeks to expand housing supply and reduce costs, despite the President’s refusal to enact it

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TimesDaily broke the news on Wednesday, July 8, 2026.
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