The Biden administration requests emergency funds for Ukraine, Israel, and enhanced border security, urging bipartisan support for national priorities.
The Biden administration's Office of Management and Budget sent Congress an emergency supplemental funding package request to aid Ukraine, Israel and to increase security at the southern border on Friday morning.
Ongoing support will encompass military, intelligence, and defense assistance, investments in defense industries, transportation costs, and an increased U.S. troop presence in Europe. Economic and civilian aid will be extended, including budget support, infrastructure investments, police backing, and removing explosive mines in recently reclaimed territories.
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