In a recent push for voting reform, Trump has been advocating for the SAVE Act, a contentious piece of legislation that aims to impose strict voter ID requirements and proof of citizenship. Critics, including Democrats and voting rights advocates, argue that the bill could disenfranchise millions, particularly targeting marginalized groups such as women, incarcerated individuals, and LGBTQ+ Americans. During his State of the Union address, Trump presented misleading claims about voter fraud and emphasized the need for the proposal, which has faced significant opposition due to concerns over its constitutionality and the potential for voter suppression. Despite Trump’s calls for Republicans to rally behind the Act, many are skeptical of its implications on voting rights, fearing it could exacerbate existing barriers to the electoral process. The debate continues as Congress reviews the bill, with prominent voices on both sides weighing in on its potential impact on American democracy.