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NO BAN Act

House vote · H.R. 1333 · On Passage · April 21, 2021BordersKey vote, counts double

Would limit the president's power to suspend entry of foreign nationals and bar religion-based entry restrictions, written in response to the 2017 travel ban on several Muslim-majority countries.

Liberty position: Nay
The House voted: 218 Yea, 208 Nay
Why Nay is the liberty side: Voting no keeps the president's power to pause entry from countries that cannot vet their travellers or that sponsor terror.

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286 current members of Congress were in the House for this vote. Members who have left Congress are not listed.

On the liberty side: 141; 141 Republicans
Against the liberty side: 143; 1 Republican, 142 Democrats
Not counted: 2; 2 Republicans

On the liberty side

141 current members voted Nay.

Against the liberty side

143 current members voted Yea.

Not counted

2 current members missed the vote or voted present. Neither counts for or against a member.

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