Major housing affordability bill is now law even though Trump didn’t sign it

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Angry at Congress for not passing his election-focused SAVE America Act, Trump dismissed the bipartisan housing legislation as a “yawn.” But he did not veto it, allowing it to become law.

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The housing package aims to boost the supply of homes and make them more affordable.Justin Sullivan / Getty Images file

July 10, 2026, 6:00 AM EDT / Updated July 11, 2026, 12:11 AM EDT

By Scott Wong and Julie Tsirkin

WASHINGTON — A sweeping, bipartisan housing affordability bill became law Saturday — without President Donald Trump’s signature — after he refused to sign and did not veto the legislation that Congress passed by overwhelming margins last month.

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