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Trump's SAVE America Act shows signs of life in the Senate despite Republican revolt
Senate Republicans attempted to attach Trump's SAVE America Act to an immigration funding bill but failed twice due to internal divisions. A late-night vote showed progress when one version of the bill reached 50 votes, though it still required overcoming the filibuster. Conservatives are pushing to use a talking filibuster to pass the legislation, but Senate leaders remain cautious.
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