President Donald Trump cancels a planned signing ceremony for a bipartisan housing bill that is intended to improve housing affordability, an hour before the event at the U.S. Capitol. The cancellations come after the bill passes Congress earlier this week. According to reports, Trump demands that Republicans advance a separate voter-identification provision before the housing measure is signed. Both outlets describe the decision as abrupt and connected to conditions Trump places on party priorities. The housing package is described as “massive” and bipartisan, with the goal of increasing housing affordability. The reports do not detail the specific language of either the housing bill or the voter-ID proposal, nor do they provide timelines for when either action may occur. For now, the bill’s signing is delayed, and the focus shifts to negotiations within the Republican Party over whether and how a voter-ID bill will be moved in relation to the housing legislation.