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Two left-wing groups calling 'direct attacks' and 'an environment of backlash' to the GOP's oversight of Biden could lead to unlawful activity, according to conservative legal group
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House Sergeant at Arms William J. Walker said no one except police and other law enforcement should be packing heat inside the Capitol.
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Members of Congress should be barred from carrying firearms anywhere in the Capitol or its surrounding office buildings and grounds,
House Sergeant-at-Arms William Walker revealed on Wednesday that he does not believe lawmakers should be permitted to carry firearms on the Capitol Complex — a departure from current policy, which allows members of Congress to bring D.C.-licensed firearms into Capitol buildings.
House Sergeant at Arms William J. Walker says lawmakers should not be allowed to carry firearms in the U.S. Capitol complex.