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House Republicans push Johnson to go to war with Senate over SAVE Act
- House Republicans urge Speaker Johnson to confront the Senate over the SAVE Act amid the DHS funding fight.
- GOP lawmakers tied the SAVE Act to broader goals, urging actions that could impact the 2026 midterms.
- House Republicans emphasize voting rules while acknowledging national security concerns amid Iran operations.
- The SAVE Act previously passed the House with near-unanimous GOP support but faces a 60-vote filibuster hurdle in the Senate.
- Some Republicans suggested pairing DHS funding with the SAVE Act to force Senate action.
- GOP leaders warned against broad moves that could delay DHS operations during Iran-related tensions.
- Republicans frame voter ID provisions as broadly supported by public polls, while Democrats label them as suppressive.
- The call included House Republicans’ push to maintain a strong national security stance while pursuing election integrity.
- The conflict comes as lawmakers discuss DHS funding amid ongoing Iran operations and international tensions.
- Johnson signaled privately pressing Thune on IS the SAVE Act but avoided public rifts within the GOP.
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