According to this article on Everytown,
On September 21, 2023, President Biden established the first-ever White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention. Gun violence prevention groups, advocates, legislators, and survivors of gun violence had long requested that the White House create an office dedicated to preventing gun violence.
The article goes on to discuss the work the WHOGV (really, now?) had done in its first year. Well, it won’t be doing any more. With the departure of the Biden/Harris executive team, the Office appears to be closed, yielding a 404 error to those who try to visit its web site. If you want to see what their page looked like, the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine has a number of iterations including this one from December.
Brady United reports
“While gun violence in the U.S. surged under President Trump’s first term, the creation of the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention led a cross-agency public health approach to preventing gun violence,” the organization wrote. “This contributed to a significant drop in the proliferation of unserialized and untraceable ghost guns, the largest-ever decrease in the homicide rate, and historic funding for Community Violence Intervention (CVI) programs.” OK, what’s Plan B?
And in the meantime, the folks over at Guns.com seem pretty happy.