I am stymied that so far in this hearing we are more concerned about background checks and those qualifications for people who would be navigators and outreach specialists, than we are for people who would, today, buy a firearm.
Lujan Grisham criticizes the focus on navigator qualifications over firearm purchase regulations.
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