The package includes more than $US60 billion (A$94 billion) in aid for Ukraine, as it struggles to fight off a two-year Russian invasion. 

Aid for Israel and US allies in the Indo-Pacific including Taiwan, has also been approved. 

Ukraine has long called for more support, saying it's running out of air defence systems.

But the bill had been stuck for months. 

The House is controlled by Republicans, who refused to approve more foreign aid unless a deal was struck on border security. 

Some Republicans were also concerned about rising national debt.

In a rare move, Republican Speaker Mike Johnson (Above left) relied on Democrat votes to get the bill through, as he went forward with the vote despite pushback from his colleagues.

The aid for Ukraine, Israel and allies in the Indo-Pacific was separated into three separate bills, and packaged with a fourth relating to a potential ban of Chinese-owned social media app TikTok. 

Mr Johnson said it was important the US met its international obligations.

"It's not the perfect legislation, it's not the legislation we would write if Republicans were in charge of both the House, the Senate, and the White House," he said.

"This is the best possible product that we can get under these circumstances."

Since pressing forward with the vote, some Republicans have threatened to oust Mr Johnson, who has only been House speaker since October.

But potential Republican presidential nominee Trump has voiced support for the speaker and Ukraine's war efforts.

The $US90 billion package also includes $US23 billion to replenish US weapons, stocks and facilities, $US26 billion for Israel including $US9.1 billion for humanitarian needs, and $US8.12 billion for the Indo-Pacific.

The legislative package will now go to the Senate, where the Democrats have a majority. 

Democrat Senate Leader Chuck Schumer had told senators to be ready to work over the weekend, in anticipation of the bill passing the House.

Source | Reuters