The House passed a new version of the SAVE Act requiring citizenship proof to vote on April 3, and the Senate blocked votes to delay passage through a recess. The post's headline 'SAVE Act Fails' overstates what happened — the bill is stalled, not defeated, and will likely return for a Senate vote. The underlying claim about voters retaining voting rights is accurate only for the current moment, not permanently: more than 21 million U.S. citizens don't have ready access to the documents required if this bill eventually passes. Trump vowed that passing the bill would 'guarantee' Republican success in midterm elections , revealing the partisan motivation behind the legislation.