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Trump faces a ticking clock on a bipartisan housing bill poised to become law without his signature—thanks to a constitutional loophole that gives him just ten days, excluding Sundays. Though the bill, the 21st Century Road to Housing Act, enjoys broad support from renters, bankers, and housing advocates and aims to boost supply and modernize federal loan programs, Trump has reversed course, calling it “unimportant” compared to his election security measure. White House staff had initially backed the bill and even planned a signing ceremony, but Trump pulled out at the last minute, citing his desire to pressure the Senate. With Congress on recess for July Fourth, a pocket veto won’t apply, and the bill is set to auto-pass if he doesn’t act by Saturday morning.

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