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The 21st Century Road to Housing Act has become law after President Trump did not sign it, despite bipartisan support in Congress. The legislation aims to increase home supply and promote homeownership, passing with significant majorities in both the Senate and House. While some lawmakers celebrated its enactment, others criticized Trump for his refusal to sign.
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The 21st Century Road to Housing Act has become law after President Trump did not sign it, despite bipartisan support in Congress. The legislation aims to increase home supply and promote homeownership, passing with significant majorities in both the Senate and House. While some lawmakers celebrated its enactment, others criticized Trump for his refusal to sign.
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