Special Operations Forces Concealed Carry Act
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Summary
This bill amends federal law to extend concealed carry privileges to qualified special operations veterans. It adds 'qualified special operators'—defined as current or former military service members from elite units (Army Special Forces, Rangers, Navy SEALs, Marine Corps reconnaissance, Air Force special operations) who achieved certain ranks—to the list of individuals authorized to carry concealed firearms nationwide under 18 U.S.C. § 926C. The bill requires the Departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs to issue identification cards within 180 days and directs the Attorney General to provide guidance to law enforcement on accepting service documentation as proof of eligibility.
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