President Trump on Monday presses Senate Majority Leader John Thune to keep the Senate in Washington through the August recess until the chamber passes the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE America) Act, or until Republicans eliminate the filibuster. Multiple outlets report that Trump makes the demand as part of renewed calls to change Senate procedure to advance GOP priorities. The proposal is described as a strict proof-of-citizenship voting measure. PBS NewsHour reports that Thune responds to Trump’s escalated pressure by challenging the president, including questioning how the effort would end. Fox News and The Hill characterize Trump’s request as cancelling the recess to secure passage of the bill and reiterating arguments for terminating the filibuster. Breitbart similarly reports that Trump links keeping the Senate in session with ending the filibuster to move the legislation forward. Overall, the reporting centers on Trump’s push for immediate legislative action on the SAVE America Act and the ensuing public exchange between Trump and Thune over Senate scheduling and the filibuster.