The U.S. House has recently passed several contentious bills aimed at tightening voter registration and voting requirements, including a bill that mandates proof of citizenship to vote in federal elections. This legislation, a priority for Republican lawmakers and supported by former President Trump, has sparked significant opposition from Democrats and various civil rights organizations, who argue it could disenfranchise millions of voters, especially marginalized groups. Critics assert that these measures, including the SAVE Act, pose a threat to voting rights and make it increasingly difficult for certain demographics, such as married women and young people, to participate in the electoral process. Amidst intensive debates, the fate of these bills remains uncertain as they move to the Senate.