House GOP Fails to Advance 3-Week DHS Funding Bill – Roll Call

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House GOP Fails to Advance 3-Week DHS Funding Bill

By Emma Dumain

Posted June 30, 2015 at 12:30pm

By Emma Dumain and JM Rieger

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House Republicans fell short of votes to advance a three-week bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security Friday evening, 203-224. Just hours before the agency is set to shut down, GOP leaders must now decide whether to risk a revolt in their ranks and put the Senate-passed, six-month spending bill on the floor that does not include language to block President Barack Obama’s immigration executive orders.

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