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Trump Pushes Republicans to Pass New Voting Restrictions Before Midterms. U.S. President Donald Trump has urged Republican lawmakers to pass sweeping new voting restrictions, saying the move would help secure victory in the upcoming midterm elections. Speaking to House Republicans in Miami, Trump warned he would refuse to sign new legislation unless Congress approves the proposed SAVE America Act. The bill would introduce stricter voting requirements, including proof of citizenship during voter registration, mandatory photo identification at polling stations, and limits on mail-in voting. Supporters argue the measures would strengthen election security. However, critics say the legislation could make it harder for many Americans to vote and could suppress turnout. Non-citizen voting in federal elections is already illegal and has been found to be extremely rare by election officials and independent studies. The proposal faces major hurdles in the Senate, where it would likely need bipartisan support to pass. With the midterm elections approaching, the debate highlights growing political tensions over voting laws and election integrity in the United States.
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