The House narrowly passed a bill providing an extra $1.9 billion for Capitol Hill security.
The funding will also be used to reimburse Capitol Police and government agencies for their responses to the January 6 attack. It'll also pay the National Guard for its four-and-a-half month deployment to the Capitol. The bill will also pay for special law enforcement training and enhancing the security of lawmakers and federal judges.
Three Democrats joined all Republicans in voting against the bill, while three others voted "present." Democrats opposing the bill say it doesn't address the root causes of the attack.
