House GOP leaders are closer to appeasing the group of hard-liners who have kept the chamber’s floor frozen for weeks.

Several of the rebel Republicans on Monday told POLITICO they will need to see concrete steps on legislation codifying President Donald Trump’s border policies before they’d take a procedural vote to unlock floor business. While it’s unclear what exactly could satisfy them, several said they want more than a promise from leaders to vote on immigration legislation.

“It’s not about promises at this point,” Rep. Chip Roy said Monday. “We need to see movement.”

Negotiations appear to be getting close: Freedom Caucus Chair Andy…

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