IJR News — today's news from every sideDerek Foss Forcing the Senate to skip recess over one bill risks delaying other work that also needs attention this summer. Jared Kim Keeping the whole Senate working through summer over this one bill feels like unnecessary pressure on Thune and the schedule. Rachel Meyers Thune should get the SAVE Act done fast without dragging everyone back from recess just for this. Derek Foss Thune needs to keep the Senate in session until the bill passes. Election security matters more than summer schedules. Jared Kim Thune should follow through on this request. Passing voter eligibility rules matters more than the usual summer break. Maya Lindstrom Thune should hold the line here. The Senate can skip its break if it means finally locking down citizenship checks for elections. Jared Kim Thune ought to listen to Trump here because letting ineligible voters stay on the rolls just invites more fraud claims later. Dana Whitfield It's encouraging to see 85 senators back a bill that targets housing costs, but the House needs to move quickly on those changes. Nicole Hardy Bipartisan votes like this on housing costs are rare and overdue, hope the changes actually make a dent for regular families. Elena Vasquez The Senate already drags its feet too much. Canceling recess just adds pressure without guaranteeing real results on eligibility rules. Dana Whitfield Holding the Senate in session is the right call if it forces action on verifying citizenship before the next election cycle. Sam Okafor Thune should ignore this pressure and keep the normal schedule. One bill does not justify canceling summer break. Nicole Hardy Keeping the Senate open just for this bill seems like overreach when the current system already requires ID in many places. Derek Foss Thune should listen to Trump and those senators so only citizens can vote in federal elections. 
