Biden in NYC: Nation must come together to end gun violence

Feb 04, 2022 View Original Article
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51% : Enough is enough," Biden told police, law enforcement officials and lawmakers gathered at the city's police headquarters.
50% : But he also spoke of the powerful gun lobby that has been effective at curbing any effort to rein in guns and that points to the Second Amendment right to bear arms.
44% : The modest initiatives demonstrate the limits to what he can do when there is no appetite in Congress to pass gun legislation.
37% : The Justice Department is working to stop the movement of guns north along the "iron pipeline" on the Interstate 95 corridor from Southern states with lax gun laws.
34% : Biden's first nominee, a former ATF agent who had advocated for stricter gun control, was withdrawn in September amid opposition from Republicans and some moderate Democrats.

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