According to the Washington Post, the bill is a clean extension of DHS’ funding and does not contain language to undo President Barack Obama’s executive action on immigration.
The House’s vote comes a day after Senate Democrats stopped a House GOP move to form a conference committee and reconcile differences between the House and Senate on legislation to fund DHS, the Post reports.
Reuters reports the total FY 2015 spending package for DHS comes to $39.7 billion.
CNN says 75 Republicans and 182 Democrats in the House moved the bill through.