S. 1383: Veterans Accessibility Advisory Committee Act of 2025

Mr. President, I, too, rise in opposition to S. 1383, the so-called SAVE America Act. I think a better name—more, actually, representative of the contents of the bill—would be the "Save Republicans From the Consequences of Their Actions Act." I have some other choice names for it, too, but not exactly appropriate for the Senate floor, so we will stick to the SAVE Act just to be short. Last year, President Trump and Republicans in Congress promised the American people that they would lower costs—costs across the board but specifically healthcare costs.

Alex Padilla(D–CA)·Mar 17, 2026·Senate

The Chair lays before the Senate the following message from the House. The Presiding Officer laid before the Senate the following message from the House of Representatives: Resolved, That the bill from the Senate (S. 1383) entitled "An Act to establish the Veterans Advisory Committee on Equal Access, and for other purposes.", do pass with an amendment.

Madam President, in accordance with rule V of the Standing Rules of the Senate, I hereby provide notice that I intend to move to suspend the operation of rule XXV, paragraph (n)(1) to permit the Committee on Rules and Administration to consider the following motion with respect to the message to accompany S. 1383: Motion to refer with instructions: That the Message to accompany S. 1383 be referred to the Committee on Rules and Administration with instruction that the Committee review the compliance of the Department of Justice with the requirements of P.L.

Charles E. Schumer(D–NY)·Mar 16, 2026·Senate

Mr. Speaker, I rise in support of S. 1383, the SAVE America Act. I thank my colleague, Chip Roy, for his work on this bill, as well as my colleagues on the Committee on House Administration. Today, Mr. Speaker, we have an opportunity to move forward with election integrity and to regain the trust of the American people in the way that we operate our elections. The SAVE America Act has two key principles, both of which are common sense. The individuals who want to vote in U.S. elections should be U.S. citizens, and we should have a proof of citizenship when individuals register to vote.

Bryan Steil(R–WI)·Feb 11, 2026·House

Mr. Speaker, I rise today in strong support of S. 1383, the SAVE America Act, which I am proud to cosponsor and hope will pass the House floor today. I also note that I think it is shockingly racist and sexist for my colleagues on the other side to believe that we are not smart enough to figure out how to get IDs. I can assure my colleagues that we are, even if we get married. The SAVE America Act requires individuals to provide documented proof of U.S. citizenship along with a valid photo ID when registering to vote.

Harriet M. Hageman(R–WY)·Feb 11, 2026·House

Mr. Speaker, I rise today to voice my support for this rule and to commend my colleague, the gentleman from Texas (Mr. Roy). There is no greater advocate for law and order and election integrity than Mr. Roy, and the incredible people of Texas are well-served by his leadership and stewardship of our Constitution. Mr. Speaker, the rule before us enables us to debate and vote on one of the most consequential pieces of legislation concerning election integrity in our country's history. S.

Brian Jack(R–GA)·Feb 11, 2026·House