President Donald Trump has about 10 days to decide whether to sign the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, legislation that prohibits the Federal Reserve from creating a central bank digital currency until the end of 2030. The House Speaker Mike Johnson delivered the bill to the president’s desk on Monday, starting the 10‑day period required by the Constitution. The House passed the housing measure last week with bipartisan support. Senator Elizabeth Warren sponsored the bill, which also mandates in‑person proof of U.S. citizenship for voter registration. The Senate is scheduled to reconvene on July 13 after a state work period. Trump said the bill was a yawn and said Republicans in Congress should focus on passing the SAVE America Act before addressing the housing legislation. He canceled a planned signing ceremony on Wednesday. Warren said, “We should be celebrating a bipartisan housing law,” and urged the president to sign the bill. Congress may override a presidential veto with a two‑thirds majority in both chambers, and lawmakers have until July 13 to act on related digital asset legislation.