President Donald Trump cancels plans to sign a bipartisan housing reform bill, saying he will not sign the legislation until the Senate passes his Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE America) Act. Multiple outlets report that Trump makes the announcement via social media, framing the housing bill’s signing as conditional on progress on the SAVE Act. The cancellations occur around a scheduled housing signing event, which is described as being called off. While the bill is characterized as bipartisan and aimed at addressing affordable housing, its prospects become uncertain because Trump has refused to commit to signing it at this time. Bloomberg reports Trump tells supporters the housing bill is “fine,” while still withholding action in pursuit of what he portrays as a higher-priority elections measure. The reporting also notes that it remains unclear whether Trump intends to ultimately kill the housing bill or whether it will move forward later if the SAVE Act is passed. Across the accounts, the central point is that the housing bill is placed in limbo as negotiations shift toward the SAVE America Act.