Gunshots from the U.S. Governor of California: What happened to the U.S.? Biden: Enough!

　　China News Service, May 27, reported that a shooting incident occurred in the northern California city of San Jose on the morning of the 26th, resulting in many deaths.

U.S. President Biden ordered the White House to lower the flag at half-mast and said it was "enough" and urged Congress to pass stricter gun control measures.

　　According to reports, the Santa Clara County Police, where San Jose is located, said that at about 6:30 on the 26th local time, a shooting occurred in a light rail facility at the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Administration in San Jose, resulting in at least 8 deaths and 1 injury.

A male gunman committed suicide at the scene.

Both the gunman and the victim were staff members of the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority.

　　After the incident, California Governor Newsom rushed to the scene of the shooting. In an interview, he was emotional and asked "What happened to the United States?" "When can we solve this problem? When can we really put down the weapons in our hands and leave us alone? Political prejudice and outdated theories, stop accusing each other?"

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　　U.S. President Biden subsequently issued a statement saying that there were mass shootings in Atlanta and surrounding areas, a grocery store in Boulder, Colorado, a residence in Rock Hill, South Carolina, and a FedEx factory in Indiana. A few weeks later, he had to "order again to lower the flag at half-mast."

　　Biden said, "We are still waiting for many details of this latest mass shooting, but we have certain things for sure. At least eight families will never be complete again." He said, "Enough. "(Enough).

　　Biden called on Congress to "heed the call of the American people, including the vast majority of gun owners, to help end the gun violence epidemic in the United States," and urged Congress to pass stricter gun control measures.

"Every life taken by a bullet has pierced the soul of our country. We can and must do more."

　　Major shootings have occurred one after another in the United States recently.

On April 8, Biden said bluntly, “Gun violence is an epidemic in the United States, and it has humiliated the United States internationally.” Biden delivered a speech in the Rose Garden of the White House that day, announcing five gun control measures and nominating “gun control”. "Pai" person serves as the director of the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.