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Former War Department deputy chief of staff Darin Selnick said Wednesday that he is hoping President Donald Trump will sign an executive order to immediately implement some of the Veterans' ACCESS Act.
The Veterans’ Assuring Critical Care Expansions to Support Servicemembers (ACCESS) Act seeks to codify community care options for veterans while improving accountability within the Veterans Affairs system.
"By putting this to law, it improves mental health, so that in 48 hours, we identify who needs residential mental health," Selnick said on the "Just The News, No Noise" TV show. "So all the things the [Biden administration] broke, the veterans [ACCESS Act] actually fixes it."
Selnick claimed the veteran-related legislation is a top priority for the White House and that he is working with the White House's Domestic Policy Council and Office of Management and Budget to get Trump to sign an executive order.
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The Veterans’ Assuring Critical Care Expansions to Support Servicemembers (ACCESS) Act seeks to codify community care options for veterans while improving accountability within the Veterans Affairs system.
"By putting this to law, it improves mental health, so that in 48 hours, we identify who needs residential mental health," Selnick said on the "Just The News, No Noise" TV show. "So all the things the [Biden administration] broke, the veterans [ACCESS Act] actually fixes it."
Selnick claimed the veteran-related legislation is a top priority for the White House and that he is working with the White House's Domestic Policy Council and Office of Management and Budget to get Trump to sign an executive order.
Darin Selnick pushes Trump to sign executive order improving veteran access
Selnick claimed the veteran-related legislation is a top priority for the White House and that he is working with the White House's Domestic Policy Council and Office of Management and Budget to get Trump to sign an executive order.
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