Major housing affordability bill is now law even though Trump didn’t sign it

Trump has until midnight to veto the bipartisan housing affordability bill that he dismissed as a “yawn” or it will go into effect automatically Saturday.

WASHINGTON — A sweeping, bipartisan housing affordability bill became law Saturday — without President Donald Trump’s signature — after he refused to sign and did not veto the legislation that Congress passed by overwhelming margins last month.

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