National Sheriffs' Association drops opposition to CLARITY Act ahead of Senate vote
The National Sheriffs' Association dropped its opposition to the CLARITY Act, moving to a neutral position and removing a prominent law-enforcement critic ahead of the September Senate vote. SEC Chair Paul Atkins said the Senate will vote on the CLARITY Act on September 15.
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POSITIVE: 🇺🇸The National Sheriffs’ Association has dropped its "opposition" to the CLARITY Act ahead of the September Senate vote. The National Sheriffs’ Association moved to a NEUTRAL position, removing a prominent law-enforcement critic before the voting. Unresolved ethics https://t.co/dS3LAfpDqU
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SEC Chair Paul Atkins said the Senate will vote on the CLARITY Act on September 15. Atkins said he anticipates and hopes the bill will pass the Senate and be sent to the President’s desk. At the same time, House Republican leaders canceled votes for the weeks of September 21 https://t.co/G1e7s1KF7x