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The Republican-led House of Representatives has approved a bill at the heart of President Trump's domestic agenda.
NPR's Claudia Grisales reports the legislative win comes after months of GOP party infighting.
House Speaker Mike Johnson, along with President Trump's help,
was able to flip GOP holdouts to get the plan passed by one Republican vote.
This is a historic moment.
that we will be talking to our children and our grandchildren about and everyone will remember.
America's back.
The bill will extend a tax package passed under President Trump's first term,
install new immigration and energy policy, and raise deductions for state and local taxes.
It also includes plans for new Medicaid work requirements,
which could threaten coverage for millions of Americans.
The bill now heads to the Senate, where there's plenty of talk to change the plan.
Claudia Grisales, NPR News.