The Save America Act is now federal law. After eighteen months of Senate procedural battles, six failed floor votes, a spending offset dispute, and a contested ruling by Vice President J.D. Vance from the presiding chair, President Donald J. Trump signed the legislation into law. Within hours, a coalition of state attorneys general filed an emergency legal challenge in federal court. The legislative fight is over. The legal fight has started. Tonight we break down exactly what Vance ruled, why opponents are challenging it, what the courts are likely to face, and whether this law governs the next federal election or gets paused while constitutional questions are resolved. John Langston reports.
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