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Biden is dangling border security money to try to get billions more for Israel and Ukraine
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The idea came up last month, after Ukraine assistance was stripped out of a measure to keep the government running due to growing Republican resistance to financing the war effort.
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President Joe Biden is expected to ask Congress in the coming days to approve about $100 billion in emergency funds to arm Israel, Ukraine and Taiwan and fortify the U.S.-Mexico border.
By Tami Luhby, CNN (CNN) — The Biden administration on Friday laid out the details of a $105 billion national security package that includes military and humanitarian assistance for the conflicts in Ukraine and Israel.
President Biden is preparing to request more than $100 billion in assistance for Ukraine and Israel, citing the threats posed by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and Hamas militants in Gaza as challenges to global democracy and security.
US President Joe Biden urgently requested Friday military aid for Ukraine and Israel in a massive $106 billion national security package, but Republican
The President’s speech reflected an expansive view of American obligations overseas at a time when he faces political resistance at home to additional funding.
President Biden’s staff confirmed Friday that he is asking Congress for much greater aid to Ukraine by hitching it to a smaller and more popular spending request for Israel.
President Joe Biden delivered only the second Oval Office address of his term on Thursday night to make the case for U.S. backing of Ukraine and Israel in a time of war.
President Biden intends to ask Congress for nearly $100 billion in military aid to Ukraine and Israel amid heightened tensions throughout the Middle East.
President Joe Biden Friday requested a sweeping approximately $105 billion supplemental funding request that he said is critical for U.S. national security while supporting allies and partners like Ukraine and Israel.
President Biden called on Congress to pass an aid package to fund wars in Ukraine and Israel. The president is expected to send to Congress a wide-ranging supplemental funding request for roughly $100 billion, people familiar with the discussions said. The request will include aid for Israel, Ukrai
President Biden is expected to send to Congress on Friday a wide-ranging supplemental funding request for roughly $100 billion, including at least $10 billion in aid to Israel and roughly $60 billion for Ukraine. But while Senate leaders from both parties have said they are supportive of the reques
President Joe Biden unveiled a nearly $106 billion request for emergency funds to arm Israel and Ukraine and to reinforce the US-Mexico border, in hopes that a comprehensive package could help speed passage through the fractured political climate on Capitol Hill.
President Joe Biden sent Congress a supplemental funding request on Friday that totals more than $100 billion and includes more than $60 billion for Ukraine and $14 billion for Israel.
Should a chaotic Congress go along, the funds would include $61.4 billion for Kyiv, $14.3 billion for Jerusalem in addition to multiple smaller pots of money for Indo-Pacific and several non-national security initiatives.
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