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Biden's Billions to Ukraine Could've Doubled Border Wall

(FamilyConservationPAC.com) – President Joe Biden and Congress have transferred more than $66 billion in taxpayer funds to the country since the start of Ukraine's conflict with Russia.

The U.S.-Mexico border could have been walled nearly twice as much with that amount.

The majority of #fentanyl comes through Arizona—To the tune of 51.4%—California is a close second with 46.3% according to the DEA.

While most of the pills are seized by CBP officers at ports of entry, agents and local law enforcement are finding the deadly drug at checkpoints… pic.twitter.com/dSlGEyopOd

— Ali Bradley (@AliBradleyTV) August 1, 2023

More than $113 billion in funding for Ukraine has been approved by Congress since the war's inception in 2022, and Biden is anticipated to request a further $10 billion in help when Congress reconvenes after its summer break.

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