Summary
On Thursday, the U.S. House of Representatives voted to repeal an executive order by President Donald Trump that limits union rights for certain federal workers. This decision advanced the Protect America's Workforce Act with a vote of 232-194, including support from 22 Republicans. The measure will now be sent to the Senate for consideration.
Key Facts
- The U.S. House of Representatives voted 232-194 on the bill.
- 22 Republicans voted to repeal President Trump's executive order.
- The executive order restricted union rights in specific federal agencies.
- The order affected agencies involved in intelligence and national security.
- President Trump argued it was necessary for national security.
- The repeal effort is part of the Protect America's Workforce Act.
- The bill will now go to the Republican-controlled Senate.
