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Republican senators are concerned about Donald Trump's advocacy for the SAVE America Act, which mandates citizenship documentation for voter registration and photo ID at polls. The bill, which passed the House in February, faces challenges in the Senate, where it has not garnered enough support for passage. Some senators question the political viability of the act as a means to motivate voter turnout.
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Republican senators are concerned about Donald Trump's advocacy for the SAVE America Act, which mandates citizenship documentation for voter registration and photo ID at polls. The bill, which passed the House in February, faces challenges in the Senate, where it has not garnered enough support for passage. Some senators question the political viability of the act as a means to motivate voter turnout.
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Republican Senators Express Concerns Over Trump's SAVE America Act Push
Republican Senators Raise Concerns About Trump's SAVE America Act