Biden rolling out new executive order on guns in California

President Joe Biden Is expected to sign a new contract Executive Order Tuesday’s goal was to crack down on gun violence In the country

Biden is in California The following are the recommendations: AUKUS Summit and plans to travel Monterey Bay, where a deadly terrorist attack occurred. Mass shooting For the signing ceremony Tuesday afternoon, over the Lunar New Year

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White House Officials told reporters that the order seeks to increase national background checks, encourage proper gun storage and safety among owners, as well as help local law enforcement agencies make the most of the bipartisan resources. gun control law Biden signed into Law in 2022.

“Combined with his previous executive actions and the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, [the order] indisputably makes President Biden unmatched by any of his predecessors when it comes to a record of taking action to reduce gun violence,” One official stated. “Now President Biden would be the first to say that even after today, there will be more to do to further reduce gun violence and save lives. He will continue to lead that charge and call on Congress to do the same.”

The President’s Cabinet is also directed to establish a process for supporting communities affected by mass shootings. Merrick Garland To improve communication with federally licensed gun dealers, and applicants about background checks.

Additionally, the order aims to improve ballistics data sharing between federal, local, and state law enforcement data.

Biden will not only sign the executive orders, but will also deliver remarks to and meet with members of the community. Biden invited Brandon Tsay (26) to sign the executive order. He was the 26-year old man who disarmed Monterey Bay’s mass shooter. State of the Union Address in February

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As the president thinks about a 2024 Reelection Announcement He has repeatedly called for Congress to adopt universal background checks and reinstate 1994’s bans on assault-style weapons as well as high-capacity magazines.

He has tried to project himself as tough and committed to crime. His stated intention to sign Republican legislation to repeal a number of sentencing changes enacted by the Council of the District of Columbia is a culmination of his stated intent to do so. Progressives strongly condemned the move.