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NDAA sets default approval for troops to carry firearms on military bases

Jeff Crank’s amendment would make approval the default for qualified personnel seeking to carry personal firearms on military installations.

NDAA sets default approval for troops to carry firearms on military bases
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The House narrowly approved Jeff Crank’s amendment to make commanders’ approval the default for qualified service members and Pentagon employees seeking to carry personal firearms on military installations. The measure is part of the fiscal year 2027 defense bill, which also drew votes on other contentious policy amendments.

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Jeff Crank
R · CO-5

Representative and sponsor of the firearms-carry amendment

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Nancy Mace
R · SC-1

Representative and sponsor of amendments concerning military health coverage and school sports

Mike Johnson
R · LA-4

Speaker of the House who committed to attach the SAVE America Act to other legislation

Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President whose executive order on transgender military service is referenced

Representative and sponsor of an amendment concerning transgender military service

Elijah Crane
R · AZ-2

Representative and sponsor of an amendment to reduce Ukraine security assistance

Kevin Kiley
I · CA-3

Representative who opposed Crank’s amendment

Steve Scalise
R · LA-1

House Majority Leader who voted against a procedural rule

Representative who sought to attach the SAVE America Act directly to the defense bill

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