Although the VA has the authority to grant benefits to those veterans who are impacted by their exposures to toxic substances, the Department's sluggishness in creating a pathway to those benefits suggests that legislation is necessary to mandate a clear process.
Critiques the VA's slow response and calls for legislation to expedite benefits for affected veterans.
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