President Donald Trump announced over the weekend that he will not sign anything into law until the passage of the SAVE America Act, which would change voter ID requirements ahead of November's midterm elections.

President Donald Trump on Sunday declared that he would not sign other legislation until a sweeping election operations overhaul headlined by new voter ID requirements reaches his desk – even as there’s no sign the bill can get the votes needed to pass the Senate.

President Trump says he won't sign any new bills into law until the SAVE America Act is passed by the Senate, a tall order with just 53 Republicans seated and the 60-vote filibuster threshold.

President Trump on Monday pushed for the passage of a GOP voting requirements bill, telling House Republicans that enacting the legislation will “guarantee the midterms” and reiterating that he won’t sign any other bills until it gets passed.

As Republicans face a potential brutal midterm election, Donald Trump is vowing to not sign any bills unless his Save American Act, which could impact millions of Americans from voting, is passed.