Biden visits domestic violence call-in center

AUSTIN, TX President Barack Obama's administration is working with the State Department on an international effort to stop violence against women, Biden said Tuesday.

He made the remarks while visiting the National Domestic Violence Hotline Center in Austin. The center was founded in 1996 after Congress approved the Biden-sponsored Violence Against Women Act in 1994. The national hot line has fielded more than 2 million calls.

Biden also was attending two private Democratic National Committee fundraisers in Texas.

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