Mr. Larson's legislation regarding the fascinating history of the Colt Arms manufacturing site has raised concerns in the past but there appear to be changed circumstances that will resolve those concerns.
Grijalva discusses changes that may resolve past concerns about Larson's Colt Arms legislation.
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