President Trump abruptly canceled plans to sign bipartisan housing legislation, saying he would refuse to take action on the bill until lawmakers pass his voter-eligibility measure
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The president says the bill is “of minor importance,” adding he wouldn’t sign it until Congress takes action on his voter-eligibility legislation.
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