Senate Republicans are racing to clear a packed to-do list before lawmakers leave Washington at the end of the week. The clearest flashpoint is the Save America Act, Trump's push to require proof of citizenship for voter registration and photo ID at the polls. The tension extends to the $95 billion package meant to fund the Iran war effort and aid farmers. The House already passed its version, loaded with defense spending, farm aid and election-related funding Trump wants tied to his voting-law priorities, but Thune has been blunt about the odds of it passing. "We're probably not there," Thune told reporters, acknowledging he doesn't yet have the near-unanimous GOP support reconciliation requires.