Republicans Devise Bonkers Plan to Ram SAVE Act Through Congress
Republican Senate leaders are attempting to use the budget reconciliation process to pass the SAVE Act without Democratic votes. The legislation aims to secure the homeland, support the military, and institute voter ID requirements, but many Republicans and Democrats doubt its viability through reconciliation.
Republican Senate leaders are trying to pass the SAVE Act through Congress using the budget reconciliation process. This would allow them to pass the legislation with only 51 votes. The SAVE Act aims to secure the homeland and support the military. It also includes extreme voter ID requirements. However, many Republicans and Democrats question whether the legislation can be passed through reconciliation. Senator Mike Lee, a co-sponsor of the SAVE Act, believes it's essentially impossible to pass the act through reconciliation. Leading Democrats have also expressed opposition to the legislation, promising to fight it tooth and nail.
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