U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson says the House will send a bipartisan housing bill to President Donald Trump on Monday. According to multiple outlets, Johnson made the announcement on Sunday, following the bill’s passage with broad support in both chambers of Congress. The reporting indicates the measure has been approved overwhelmingly in the House and also passed the Senate.
The Hill adds context about Trump’s stated position. It reports that Trump said last week he would not sign the housing bill unless the Senate first takes action on elections legislation that Trump opposes. Other outlets echo that the bill is moving to the White House on Monday after congressional approval.
Taken together, the coverage describes a shift from earlier uncertainty about Trump’s willingness to sign, to a scheduled delivery of the legislation to the president. The sources do not include a final update on whether Trump has changed his position on the conditions he previously raised. The primary agreed point across the articles is the planned Monday transmission of the housing bill to Trump by Johnson.
