I would like to respond to remarks made by the Senator from New Jersey, Senator Lautenberg, concerning the ``curio or relics'' U.S. origin historic firearms issue. I believe it's important for the Senate to be aware of this information in evaluating the actions taken today on the Commerce, Justice, State and Judiciary appropriations bill. The amendment that the Senator from New Jersey refers to, which has been under consideration in both the fiscal year 1997 and fiscal year 1998 appropriations processes, is intended to correct a serious injustice in the way that our nation's firearms import laws are being administered. The amendment stops the Administration from ignoring Congress' intent that historic firearms be allowed to return to U.S. soil. Despite the fact the amendment was not added to the Commerce, Justice, and State spending bill, I am confident, based on the bipartisan support enjoyed by the amendment, that it will be passed in this Congress.
Angie Craig: “I would like to respond to remarks made by the Senator from New Jersey, Senator Lautenberg, concerning the ``curio or…”
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Addressing the historic firearms importation issue during debate on the Commerce, Justice, State and Judiciary appropriations bill.
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