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Congressional Review Act Results in Reversal of Gun Ban for Some Social Security Recioients
The December, 2016 Obama Administration ruling that enabled the government to declare “some Social Security recipients unfit to own guns after they’ve been deemed mentally incapable of managing their financial affairs” has been struck down in a 57-43 Senate vote. The resolution of disapproval now goes to President Trump’s desk, where approval is expected. The Hill’s Jordain Carney provides background on the decision in a post on thehill.com. Read it here…
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