So wouldn't H.R. 1112 keep your agency from having to go through that exercise, going out to pick up guns from dangerous criminals that can't legally have them?
On the recordFebruary 25, 2019
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Cartwright questions the necessity of retrieving firearms from dangerous criminals under H.R. 1112.
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