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Following the shooting in Louisville, Biden calls on Congress to adopt weapons transformation.

President Joe Bidenpushed for the Republican Party to enact stronger gun legislation following the mass shooting in Louisville, Kentucky, on Monday.

Biden began his speech by saying,” When again, our country is in sorrow after a senseless act of weapons violence.”

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In his speech, the senator prayed for the victims and their families on behalf of him and first lady Jill Biden. He expressed regret over the level of gun violence in the nation and thanked the Louisville Metropolitan Police Department officials for their prompt response to the Monday night in Louisville’s’s Old National Bank.

How many more Americans may pass away before Republicans in Congress take action to defend our neighborhoods? It’s’s long past time for us to need secure storage for our weapons, Joe Biden said. Background checks are necessary for all weapons business. Remove weapons manufacturers’ resistance from responsibility. We need to and can do these things right away.

Movements in Florida and North Carolina were called out by the leader. Republicans are supporting” serious expenses that make our communities, places of worship, and school less safe ,” he claimed.

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He made reference to the recently passed legislation that permits Florida owners to carry concealed weapons without a licence. Gov. The law was signed by Ron DeSantis( R – FL ) on Monday, April 3. It came after a law that was spearheaded by the GOP-led government in North Carolina. With the passage of that law, purchasing a gun was no longer required by the national sheriff.

The president remarked that it was” unconscionable, reckless, and too many Americans are paying with their lives.”



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