Senate Housing Bill Moves Closer to Being Passed

Washington, D.C.–A bill designed to prevent U.S. foreclosures made it through a crucial test vote in the Senate Tuesday, increasing the chance that the bill could be passed by mid-summer, the New York Times said.The Senate agreed by a vote of 83 to 9 to end debate on the plan–which would establish an affordable housing fund financed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to provide $500 million to prevent foreclosures–and move to a final vote, which could come quickly. The legislation still has other obstacles to overcome–including making it through the White House, which has said it may veto the bill. In addition, differences between the Senate and the House–which approved another housing bill last month–will have to be negotiated, and3b, 4a and 4b.
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