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The progress of President Trump's SAVE America Act is being hindered by Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's absence and the recent death of Senator Lindsey Graham. Republican senators are working to modify the bill for budget reconciliation, but concerns about securing enough votes remain.
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The progress of President Trump's SAVE America Act is being hindered by Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's absence and the recent death of Senator Lindsey Graham. Republican senators are working to modify the bill for budget reconciliation, but concerns about securing enough votes remain.
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