A bipartisan bill to help more Americans buy homes became the law of the land at midnight. That's despite President Donald Trump's refusal to sign it. Trump said he was withholding his signature because Congress has not passed the SAVE America Act, which is an unrelated elections bill that doesn't have enough votes in the Senate to pass. If a president doesn't sign a bill or veto it, it automatically becomes law after 10 days while Congress is in session, excluding Sundays. The 21st Century Road to Housing Act aims to address the country's housing shortage by increasing the supply of homes and overall homeownership by loosening regulations to encourage housing construction and by limiting Wall Street investors from buying homes that could go to families instead. The Senate voted 85-5 on passage of the housing measure on June 22nd before the House approved the bill by a vote of 358-32 the following day.
