Rep. Anna Paulina Luna urged Speaker Mike Johnson to attach the SAVE America Act to all appropriation and must‑pass bills in the House and to employ the MIRV process for its passage.
The MIRV process involves voting on each provision individually before bundling them into a single legislative package without a final vote, after which the bill is sent to the Senate.
Luna warned that if the Senate removes the act, it would indicate opposition to voter‑ID measures, a core element of the legislation.
The act enjoys support from more than 80% of Americans, and its fate in the Senate is expected to attract close national attention.
She called on Johnson to ensure the act is sent to the Senate as one bill, noting that any removal would be a matter for the nation to observe.
"We will try the MIRV process on the condition that Speaker Johnson attaches the SAVE America Act to all the appropriation bills and all must‑pass bills here in the House and ensures it is sent to the Senate as one bill. If John Thune strips it out in the Senate that will be on him and the entire country should be watching what he does," Luna said.
