The SAVE America Act, which could affect the ability to vote in federal elections, would require voters to provide documentation proving U.S. citizenship to vote. This comes as natural disasters like hurricanes, which allow for preparation, often without warning, often destroy critical documents. This could be particularly impactful for those living in disaster-prone regions like the Gulf of Mexico, where these documents are often lost. The act could delay recovery time by years, potentially erasing the fundamental right to vote as an American citizen. This has been exacerbated by worsening weather patterns and increasing the frequency and intensity of natural disasters across the U.K. The Act could further exacerbate the vulnerability of young people, particularly those in higher education, who are less likely to carry or safeguard critical documents daily.