House Republicans just pushed through a strict voter ID / proof-of-citizenship bill—fueling Trump’s fraud narrative while critics warn the SAVE Act’s eligibility requirements could create real-world barriers for lawful voters (especially women dealing with name changes and document mismatches). We also dig into the whistleblower fight rocking DNI Tulsi Gabbard’s office: reports say the complaint stems from an intercepted communication that referenced Jared Kushner, kicking off a high-stakes intelligence dispute over what was collected, how it was handled, and what should’ve been reported. Plus: the administration moves to end the Minnesota immigration crackdown, Guard troops fully withdraw from Chicago/Portland/Los Angeles, and DHS teeters toward a shutdown as new reporting paints a picture of relentless dysfunction inside the department under Kristi Noem.