The president said he would not sign it until Congress passes a law requiring proof of citizenship to participate in federal elections. However, the housing development bill was approved by a bipartisan majority. In the Senate, 85 senators supported the bill, while 5 opposed it; in the House of Representatives, 358 voted in favor and 32 against. If the president does not sign the bill and does not veto it within 10 days, it automatically becomes law. The 21st Century Housing Sector Development Bill is a bipartisan bill aimed at improving housing affordability. In particular, it encourages construction and expands financing options for building projects. At the same time, some Republicans insisted on adding a ban on the issuance of CBDCs to the bill.