The SAVE America Act (also called the SAVE Act), which would impose documentary proof of citizenship for federal voter registration and photo ID requirements at the polls, has passed the House multiple times since early 2025 but remains stalled in the Senate. Republican leaders have repeatedly attempted to attach the measure to must-pass legislation such as the NDAA and appropriations bills, only to see those efforts blocked by insufficient support to overcome the 60-vote threshold. As of late September 2026, the Senate rejected related provisions in separate vehicles. President Trump has urged passage and signaled possible executive alternatives, while the separate Supreme Court stay allowing expanded use of the SAVE citizenship-verification database ahead of the November midterms does not resolve the underlying legislative bill. Any path forward before year-end depends on Senate procedural changes or post-election dynamics.