Auchincloss: If We Increase Vetting for
Migrants, We Should Also Tighten Vetting
for Gun Purchases
Posted By: ladydawgfan, 11/28/2025 7:35:15 PM
On Friday’s broadcast of “CNN This Morning,” Rep. Jake Auchincloss (D-MA) stated that Congress should look at vetting for people coming to the country under the asylum or parole systems and there can also be an examination of vetting “during critical moments in someone’s journey.” And stated that “If this administration is going to be tightening the screws on vetting, they should tighten the screws on vetting for purchasing a weapon as well.” Auchincloss said, “At the national level, if we’re worried about public safety and vetting in regards to this tragedy, yes, we should be looking at vetting for asylum or parole,
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Auchincloss: If We Increase Vetting for
Migrants, We Should Also Tighten Vetting
for Gun Purchases 30 replies
Migrants, We Should Also Tighten Vetting
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On Friday’s broadcast of “CNN This Morning,” Rep. Jake Auchincloss (D-MA) stated that Congress should look at vetting for people coming to the country under the asylum or parole systems and there can also be an examination of vetting “during critical moments in someone’s journey.” And stated that “If this administration is going to be tightening the screws on vetting, they should tighten the screws on vetting for purchasing a weapon as well.”
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