U.S. Rep. Drew Ferguson
Georgia Congressman Drew Ferguson (R-GA-03) is joining the fight with nearly 160 colleagues seeking the full removal of a “red flag” provision in H.R. 4350, the House National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), during the conference committee process.
A “red flag” law is a gun control law that gives courts (or other authorities) broad discretion to seize firearms from individuals deemed “dangerous” to themselves or others.
“Red flag laws are unconstitutional and infringe on every American’s Second Amendment rights. They do not belong in a bill designed to provide for our national security and Armed Forces,” said Ferguson. “We have to ensure the removal of this provision.”
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