The House today passed a clean bill to provide appropriations for the Homeland Security Department, thus ending the attempt by Republican conservatives to block funding for President Barack Obama to carry out his executive actions on immigration.

The vote was 257 in favor to 167 against, with 75 Republicans joining all Democrats in voting for the bill.

Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte, R-Va., noted in a news release that he voted against it.

“President Obama’s unilateral rewriting of our immigration laws poses a clear and present danger to the Constitution and must be stopped,” Goodlatte said. “The stakes are too high to surrender, and we must stand firm to defend the Constitution. Since the bill voted on today by the House of Representatives did not stop President Obama’s lawless actions, I voted against it.”

Senate Appropriations Committee ranking member Barbara Mikulski, D-Md., said, “Today, Congress did its job and sent the president a full year Department of Homeland Security appropriations bill. I’m glad the House finally took the Senate’s lead and passed the DHS funding agreement that was negotiated across the aisle and across the dome, last December.”

Mikulski noted that with this action Congress has funded all appropriations bill for federal agencies through September 30.

Here is a list of Republicans who voted for the bill, courtesy of the House Press Gallery:

• Dan Benishek, Michigan
• Mike Bishop, Michigan
• John Boehner, Ohio
• Mike Bost, Illinois
• Susan Brooks, Indiana
• Vern Buchanan, Florida
• Ken Calvert, California
• John Carter, Texas
• Mike Coffman, Colorado
• Tom Cole, Oklahoma
• Chris Collins, New York
• Barbara Comstock, Virginia
• Ryan Costello, Pennsylvania
• Carlos Curbelo, Florida
• Rodney Davis, Illinois
• Jeff Denham, California
• Charles Dent, Pennsylvania
• Mario Diaz-Balart, Florida
• Bob Dold, Illinois
• Renee Ellmers, North Carolina
• Tom Emmer, Minnesota
• Michael Fitzpatrick, Pennsylvania
• Rodney Frelinghuysen, New Jersey
• Chris Gibson, New York
• Kay Granger, Texas
• Frank Guinta, New Hampshire
• Richard Hanna, New York
• Cresent Hardy, Nevada
• Joe Heck, Nevada
• Will Hurd, Texas
• David Jolly, Florida
• John Katko, New York
• Pete King, New York
• Adam Kinzinger, Illinois
• John Kline, Minnesota
• Steve Knight, California
• Leonard Lance, New Jersey
• Frank LoBiondo, New Jersey
• Tom MacArthur, New Jersey
• Kevin McCarthy, California
• Michael McCaul, Texas
• Patrick McHenry, North Carolina
• Cathy McMorris Rodgers, Washington
• Martha McSally, Arizona
• Pat Meehan, Pennsylvania
• Candice Miller, Michigan
• John Moolenaar, Michigan
• Tim Murphy, Pennsylvania
• Kristi Noem, South Dakota
• Devin Nunes, California
• Erik Paulsen, Minnesota
• Robert Pittenger, North Carolina
• Joseph Pitts, Pennsylvania
• Bruce Poliquin, Maine
• David Reichert, Washington
• Harold Rogers, Kentucky
• Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Florida
• Ed Royce, Calfornia
• Paul Ryan, Wisconsin
• Steve Scalise, Louisiana
• Aaron Schock, Illinois
• John Shimkus, Illinois
• Mike Simpson, Idaho
• Chris Smith, New Jersey
• Elise Stefanik, New York
• Steve Stivers, Ohio
• Glenn Thompson, Pennsylvania
• Pat Tiberi, Ohio
• Dave Trott, Michigan
• Michael Turner, Ohio
• Fred Upton, Michigan
• David Valadao, California
• Greg Walden, Oregon
• Mimi Walters, California
• Todd Young, Indiana