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Hawley Criticizes Republican Senators Over Vote on SAVE Act Amendment
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) has publicly criticized four Republican senators who voted against a procedural motion related to the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, arguing that requiring proof of citizenship when registering to vote should receive broad support within his party.

The disagreement highlights ongoing debates in Congress over election security, legislative strategy, and the use of the budget reconciliation process to advance policy priorities.

What Happened?
The dispute arose during Senate consideration of a budget reconciliation package, where lawmakers voted on a motion connected to adding provisions from the SAVE Act to the broader legislation.

According to Hawley, four Republican senators voted against the procedural effort, preventing the amendment from moving forward through that legislative process.