A bipartisan group of lawmakers reportedly reached a consensus on gun restrictions Sunday.
A majority of the proposed agreement focused on providing mental health checks, …
A bipartisan group of lawmakers reportedly reached a consensus on gun restrictions Sunday. A majority of the proposed agreement focused on providing mental health checks, resources, and intervention programs for children, as well as crack-downs on illegal purchases of firearms, according to a post shared on Twitter by ABC Congressional correspondent Rachel Scott. Of the nine items in the proposal shared online, seven focus on mental health, including “major investments to increase access to mental health and suicide prevention programs,” according to Scott. The proposed agreement is currently supported by 10 Republicans, giving it enough support to bypass the Senate filibuster, CNN noted.
