House GOP overturns pistol brace regulation, Biden threatens veto.
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House Republicans passed a joint resolution to overturn the Biden administration's rule to tighten federal regulations on pistol braces, which would require brace owners to register them as rifles, surrender them, or take them off their firearms. The regulation has become a sticking point among conservatives, and gun rights groups like the Gun of Owners of America have urged Congress to pass the disapproval resolution. The Biden administration said the president would veto the resolution if it passed Congress. Democrats countered with a move to try to force floor votes on several bills meant to reduce gun violence.
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