Congress overwhelmingly passed a massive bipartisan affordable housing bill in June.
President Donald Trump indicated he will not sign it into law.
The bill will become law at midnight without Trump's signature, as long as he does not veto it.
YIMBYs and the abundance movement are set to notch a big national victory, as a landmark piece of housing legislation is set to go into law at midnight — without President Donald Trump's signature.
The House and Senate overwhelmingly passed the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act in June, a 374-page document with sweeping changes to America's housing policies for the next few decades. Largely, the bill makes it easier and cheaper to build new homes, prevents big corporations from swallowing supply, and supports communities most affected by the climate crisis.
President Donald Trump indicated he will not sign it into law.
The bill will become law at midnight without Trump's signature, as long as he does not veto it.
YIMBYs and the abundance movement are set to notch a big national victory, as a landmark piece of housing legislation is set to go into law at midnight — without President Donald Trump's signature.
The House and Senate overwhelmingly passed the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act in June, a 374-page document with sweeping changes to America's housing policies for the next few decades. Largely, the bill makes it easier and cheaper to build new homes, prevents big corporations from swallowing supply, and supports communities most affected by the climate crisis.
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