The Senate debate on the SAVE America Act, sponsored by Utah Republican Sen. Mike Lee and Texas Republican Rep. Chip Roy, has sparked a controversy among environmental groups and their Democratic allies in Congress over the bill. The bill requires documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote and requires photo identification at the ballot box in every state. It also encourages states to remove non-citizens from existing voter rolls while ending mail-only registration loopholes. Critics argue that the bill would impact low-income Americans, people of color, rural residents, LGBTQ+ individuals, and families displaced by natural disasters. However, critics argue that these traditional Democrat Party voting blocs don't participate in U.S. society in the same ways as all other citizens do.