The fact is the language in the bill does allow the Corps to protect infrastructure in terms of not allowing firearms to be brought onto infrastructure facilities.
Mike Crapo: “The fact is the language in the bill does allow the Corps to protect infrastructure in terms of not allowing firearms to…”
On the recordJanuary 19, 2016
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Crapo clarifies that the bill allows Corps to restrict firearms for safety.
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