House Republicans just approved an amendment requiring all non-detained immigrants to wear GPS tracking devices. Yes, even students and asylum-seekers. The bill moves next to the House floor.

The claim states that House Republicans approved an amendment requiring all non-detained immigrants, including students and asylum-seekers, to wear GPS tracking devices, and that the bill now moves to the House floor. The search results show that House Republicans have advanced immigration legislation aligned with former President Trump's priorities, including increased enforcement measures and resources for detention and deportation.

However, none of the sources explicitly confirm that the legislation mandates GPS tracking devices for all non-detained immigrants, students, or asylum-seekers. For example, the CNN article notes the introduction of the Laken Riley Act as a GOP priority but does not detail a universal GPS tracking requirement. The Hill and AP News articles mention that the bill includes fees for asylum seekers and bolsters deportation efforts but do not specify GPS monitoring for all non-detained immigrants.

The WRAL and PolitiFact results address related immigration enforcement claims but do not verify the GPS tracking detail. Given the lack of direct evidence in the sources that all non-detained immigrants must wear GPS devices, especially including students and asylum-seekers, the claim appears to exaggerate or misrepresent the bill's provisions. The bill may include enhanced tracking or monitoring measures for certain groups, but the blanket requirement as stated is not substantiated.

Therefore, the claim is misleading because it distorts the scope of the legislation based on available information.