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House Speaker Mike Johnson affirmed that the housing bill passed by Congress will become law regardless of President Trump's signature. Johnson expressed confidence that Trump would not veto the legislation, which aims to improve housing affordability. The bill can still take effect if Trump neither signs nor vetoes it within 10 days.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson affirmed that the housing bill passed by Congress will become law regardless of President Trump's signature. Johnson expressed confidence that Trump would not veto the legislation, which aims to improve housing affordability. The bill can still take effect if Trump neither signs nor vetoes it within 10 days.
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