The U.S. House has approved a contentious bill aimed at deporting immigrants convicted of sex crimes, with significant bipartisan support and opposition amidst heated debate. Sponsored by Rep. Nancy Mace, the measure received backing from over 60 Democrats, despite 145 House Democrats voting against it. Critics argue that the bill unfairly targets noncitizen immigrants, while supporters assert it aims to protect vulnerable communities from violence. The vote has sparked discussions among legislators, including statements from various representatives addressing the implications and their positions on the issue.