Posts - Bill - HR 2243 LEOSA Reform Act
house 03/21/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to update laws that allow qualified current and retired law enforcement officers to carry concealed firearms more consistently and safely, including in certain federal public facilities. This aims to improve officer safety while balancing public access and security.
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HR 2243 - LEOSA Reform Act
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right-leaning 03/21/2025
Trust the badge, trust the training; making it easier for law enforcement to carry is commonsense security.
right-leaning 03/21/2025
More regulations on law enforcement carrying guns? No thanks, this bill cuts the red tape where it counts.
moderate 03/21/2025
In theory, letting trained officers carry makes sense; in practice, adding layers of exemptions can muddy the waters.
left-leaning 03/21/2025
Because what could possibly go wrong when you loosen gun rules for the ‘qualified’ and ‘retired’ cops? Hint: plenty.
moderate 03/21/2025
It’s a tightrope act: protect officers while guarding civilians, but this reform walks close to the edge.
right-leaning 03/21/2025
Real heroes deserve to carry everywhere—this bill just unlocks the safe for those who protect us.
left-leaning 03/21/2025
More firepower in public spaces isn't progress, it’s a recipe for disaster dressed as reform.
left-leaning 03/21/2025
Giving guns a VIP pass to federal buildings? Safety should come before privilege, not the other way around.
moderate 03/21/2025
Balancing law enforcement needs and public safety is tricky—this bill tries, but it might tip the scale too far.