GOP lawmakers concerned gun law could affect school hunting programs – Pennsylvania Capital-Star
Republicans in Congress suggest the law could lead to funding cuts for school programs that encourage gun safety.
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Republicans in Congress suggest the law could lead to funding cuts for school programs that encourage gun safety.
Republican lawmakers are concerned that the Biden administration is interpreting last year’s bipartisan gun safety law to cut funding for school archery and hunting programs, though programs themselves say they haven’t been affected.
Republicans worry the Biden administration is cutting funding for school archery, hunting, but programs say they haven’t been affected.
A bipartisan gun safety law has raised funding concerns for school hunting and archery programs, but programs say they haven't been affected.
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