Trump keeps sabotaging legislation over a voting bill. Here's what's in it

Key Points:

• President Trump abruptly canceled the signing of bipartisan housing legislation to pressure Congress into passing the SAVE America Act, a controversial elections overhaul bill that lacks Senate support and faces a filibuster.
• The SAVE America Act mandates proof of citizenship to register to vote, requires photo ID for in-person and mail voting, and compels states to remove noncitizens from voter rolls, despite existing systems and concerns about disenfranchisement.
• The bill would force states to submit complete voter registration lists, including sensitive personal data, to the Department of Homeland Security, a move resisted by many states and blocked by courts.
• It also imposes new criminal penalties and private lawsuits against election officials who register voters without proper citizenship documentation, raising concerns about election administration and potential legal challenges.
• Trump's push for the SAVE America Act is driven by unfounded claims that noncitizen voting causes Democratic victories, aiming to reshape election laws ahead of the midterms despite widespread expert disagreement and legal obstacles.