A gaggle of hard-line Republicans hijacked the House ground on Tuesday, grinding legislative enterprise to a halt for a number of hours in a putting show of ire at Speaker Kevin McCarthy for making a take care of President Biden to droop the debt restrict and banding along with Democrats to muscle it to passage.

The mutiny, staged by practically a dozen members of the ultraconservative House Freedom Caucus as leaders sought to carry up laws to protect towards restrictions on fuel stoves and different federal rules, mirrored the bitter acrimony lingering within the Republican ranks after passage of the debt restrict measure final week.

It indicated that, whilst right-wing lawmakers recommend they aren’t but inclined to attempt to oust Mr. McCarthy from his submit over the compromise, they plan to make use of their clout within the carefully divided House to make the speaker’s job unattainable until he bows to their will.

“We’re concerned that the fundamental commitments that allowed Kevin McCarthy to assume the speakership have been violated as a consequence of the debt limit deal, and the answer for us is to reassert House conservatives as the appropriate coalition partner for our leadership, instead of them making common cause with Democrats,” Representative Matt Gaetz of Florida instructed reporters.

He spoke after he and 10 different Republicans took the extraordinary step of voting towards a procedural measure to set floor guidelines for legislative debate — often a party-line vote — to register their protest, catching Mr. McCarthy and his management workforce off guard. Their resolution to stage the demonstration was all of the extra exceptional as a result of the members truly supported the underlying invoice.

The transfer led to chaos on the House ground, the place, for practically an hour, Representative Steve Scalise of Louisiana and Representative Tom Emmer of Minnesota, the second- and third-ranking Republican leaders, huddled with the holdouts close to the again of the chamber, making an attempt in useless to influence them to rethink. Conceding defeat, Mr. Scalise finally switched his personal vote to “no” to permit the measure to be reconsidered. The consequence was that the rule failed by a vote of 206 to 220, with a dozen Republicans opposing it, the primary time in virtually 21 years that such a procedural measure had been defeated on the House ground.

It underscored Mr. McCarthy’s lack of management over his fractious convention.

“In a narrow majority, individual members have outsized power,” Representative Patrick T. McHenry of North Carolina instructed reporters after the vote, as members of the Freedom Caucus huddled with Mr. McCarthy in his Capitol workplace suite.

Members of the far-right group famous that the speaker had solely been in a position to win their votes in a drawn-out, 15-round election for the submit in January as a result of he promised to empower them, and warned that they might proceed utilizing guerrilla techniques to disrupt the House until he did so.

Representative Dan Bishop of North Carolina accused Mr. McCarthy and his workforce of making an attempt to “pull the pin on the grenade and roll it under the tent of Republican unity” by agreeing to the debt restrict deal, which contained spending cuts solely a fraction as giant as G.O.P. lawmakers had endorsed in a invoice they pushed by way of in April. “What happens depends on how leadership is inclined to reciprocate.”

A continued protest would weaken Mr. McCarthy considerably, undercutting his means to go payments in a chamber the place they will usually afford to lose not more than a handful of votes.

Until Tuesday, Mr. McCarthy had been in a position to maneuver his means by way of that tight margin with last-minute offers and strikes to placate holdouts, holding sufficient of his get together in line to keep away from any embarrassing defeats on points together with border safety and federal spending cuts.

But Freedom Caucus members took umbrage on the speaker’s efforts to rally Republican votes for the debt restrict invoice, accusing him of utilizing hardball techniques to attempt to bully them into backing the deal.

Representative Andrew Clyde of Georgia has claimed that leaders threatened to disclaim him a vote on his laws to kill stricter federal rules on pistols with stabilizing braces if he didn’t vote to advance the debt ceiling invoice to a ultimate vote — a cost that G.O.P. leaders deny.

Late Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Clyde — who didn’t be a part of his Freedom Caucus colleagues within the protest vote on Tuesday — instructed reporters that leaders had promised him that his invoice would come to the ground subsequent week. But that was unlikely to quell the fury of right-wing Republicans over the debt restrict deal.

“Unfortunately, two weeks ago, a deal was reached and it broke away from what had been working,” Representative Chip Roy of Texas instructed reporters, lamenting Mr. McCarthy’s resolution to barter with Democrats as an alternative of working with Republicans to discover a deal that will protect get together unity. “It’s going to take a lot to restore our faith that we can do that in light of what happened with the debt ceiling.”

In addition to Mr. Roy, Mr. Bishop and Mr. Gaetz, the opposite Republicans who joined within the protest vote had been Representatives Andy Biggs of Arizona, Lauren Boebert of Colorado, Ken Buck of Colorado, Tim Burchett of Tennessee, Eli Crane of Arizona, Bob Good of Virginia, Ralph Norman of South Carolina and Matt Rosendale of Montana.