Biden has spent millions on gun policy, but future violence prevention depends on who wins the presidency

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Biden has spent millions on gun policy, but future violence prevention depends on who wins the presidency

President Joe Biden speaks about efforts to reduce gun violence at The Boys & Girls Club of West San Gabriel Valley in Monterey Park, California.Evan Vucci/APThe White House created the first ever national Office of Gun Violence Prevention last September.Congress has greenlit over $438 million in spending aimed at gun safety and crisis intervention. Continued federal action on gun safety will be shaped by the winner of the 2024 election.The futu…