
Biden marks El Paso mass shooting by reiterating gun control push, denouncing 'hate-fueled violence'
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President Biden on Tuesday, in marking two years since the El Paso shooting which took the lives of 23 individuals, called for Americans to “stand united against hate and violence,” outlining his administration’s efforts to combat domestic terrorism and end “the plague of gun violence” in the country.
"While our losses are not the same as yours, grief is universal," he wrote. "We know the pain of today may still feel as fresh as it was when you first heard the news, knowing all that you lost can never be replaced." The president said the anniversary of the massacre "is a reminder of the unfinished work to heal the soul of this nation."More Related News

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