Haley: Congress is ‘lying to the American people’ by tying foreign aid to border security
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Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley said America does not have to choose between securing the border and approving Ukraine and Israel aid.
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As for former President Donald Trump, Haley contended he "doesn’t worry about Putin invading Ukraine," so now the Russian president is putting soldiers around the Baltic region. "He’s moving in for the next era," Haley said of Russian President Vladimir Putin. "Let’s remind the American people that Putin said once he takes Ukraine, Poland and the Baltics are next. Now he is putting soldiers around those countries just as he did Ukraine. And if that happens, those are NATO countries, that immediately puts America at war. That is what we’re trying to avoid, and that’s why this aid package is so important. Ukraine’s not asking for troops. They’re just asking for the equipment and ammunition to win this war. They have a great fighting force. We need to give them what they need so that they can win so that we can prevent having to send any of our military men and women to fight."
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