A 214-212 House vote cleared a $70 billion immigration package funding ICE and Customs and Border Protection through the end of Trump's presidency, sending a top White House priority toward enactment.
The measure breaks a months-long deadlock that had left parts of the Department of Homeland Security shut down after Democrats blocked earlier enforcement funding.
Mike Johnson secured passage despite unified Democratic opposition and Republican defections risk; hardliner Chip Roy backed the bill, while independent-caucusing Kevin Kiley voted no.
The win gives Johnson momentum on Trump's agenda, but his next test is a June 12 deadline to renew FISA Section 702, where Bill Pulte's intelligence appointment has strained Democratic support.