Biden asks Congress for $6.4 billion to help resettle tens of thousands of Afghan immigrants
The White House is seeking billions in emergency funds this month from Congress to help resettle tens of thousands of Afghan immigrants into the U.S. This as jobless Americans have been left scrambling after pandemic unemployment benefits came to an end on Monday. The Biden Administration is not an America First administration.
In a spending request Tuesday outlining "urgent needs," President Joe Biden's administration asked Congress to authorize $6.4 billion for Afghan resettlement efforts one week after the U.S. ended its military effort in Afghanistan. The U.S. is currently working to resettle Afghan allies evacuated from the war-torn country.
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