Virginia lawmakers in both parties say they’re frustrated policing reform efforts have stalled on Capitol Hill.
Matt Laslo reports that besides the finger pointing, lawmakers still think a deal can be reached.
Virginia Lawmakers Still Think Congress can move on Police Reform
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