Biden addresses Uvalde shooting anniversary, calls for end to gun violence.

The White House has been developing ways to respond to mass shootings in the short and long term, recognizing the physical, mental, and economic ramifications. The administration has signed legislation and implemented executive actions to reduce gun violence, but hundreds more mass shootings have occurred in the past year. The White House has framed their approach as akin to FEMA's hurricane response, recognizing the long after-effects of mass shootings. Biden's advisers keep him updated along the way, but the exasperation felt by White House officials after each mass shooting has been reflected in Biden's statements, which have started with: "Once again."