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Schumer calls SAVE Act a "poison pill" that would restrict voting, especially for marginalized groups, and vows to block it in the Senate.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer condemned the SAVE Act, calling it a "poison pill" that would impose Jim Crow-era voting restrictions by requiring proof of U.S. citizenship for federal election registration.
He warned the legislation would disproportionately affect marginalized communities, suppress voter turnout, and undermine election integrity, vowing Democrats would block it in the Senate.
The bill, backed by House Republicans, aims to strengthen voter eligibility verification but faces criticism for creating barriers to voting despite limited evidence of widespread voter fraud.
The debate highlights deep partisan divisions over voting access and election security ahead of upcoming elections.
Schumer llama a la Ley SAVE una "píldora venenosa" que restringiría el voto, especialmente para grupos marginados, y promete bloquearla en el Senado.