WASHINGTON — House Republican leaders moved Wednesday to try to pass the party's massive domestic policy package after the Senate approved it, launching a full-court press and enlisting the help of President Donald Trump to sway a broad group of holdouts.

The deeply divided House is moving to take up President Donald Trump’s sweeping tax and spending cuts package after a group of Republican holdouts reversed course and agreed to allow the bill to come to the floor,

Moderates and fiscal hawks in the House have criticized the Senate version of President Trump’s tax-and-spending package.