Abigail Williams is a producer and reporter for NBC News covering the State Department.
WASHINGTON — Officials in President Joe Biden's administration have privately told lawmakers that the White House is preparing a supplemental funding request to submit to Congress that includes money for Israel, Ukraine, Taiwan and U.S. border security, according to two congressional officials, an administration official and a defense official.
” Biden’s national security adviser Jake Sullivan said Tuesday that the Office of Management and Budget is drafting the supplemental request. “What exact form that all takes, that will be worked out,” Sullivan said. The White House and some key lawmakers have been discussing linking Ukraine and Israel aid.
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