Team Biden just made the worst deal ever with Iran

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : We should all be happy for the families of these five Americans and be thankful that they are finally receiving good news about their loved ones - as Secretary of State, nothing was more rewarding than bringing home Americans held hostage in foreign countries.
49% : When Team Biden first announced it was working on this swap last month, it took great pains to emphasize that Iran could only use this vast sum of money for "humanitarian" purposes, and Secretary of State Antony Blinken repeated this message in his letter to Congress this week.
44% : Now that familiar faces from the Obama JV team have returned in the Biden Administration, Tehran is taking advantage of their weakness again.
39% : That's why when I was Secretary of State, we cut off funding to the UNWRA and put a historic sanctions program in place to cripple the Iranian regime.
38% : Paying for Americans wrongly detained by Iran will only make Americans less safe in the long run and provides more funding for the brutal Iranian regime.
38% : He was right then and remains correct: Iran has not changed.
37% : Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo warns of President Biden's deal to unfreeze nearly $6 billion of Iran's assets in South Korea on 'Special Report.
35% : On the 22nd anniversary of the worst terror attacks in America's history, the Biden Administration notified Congress that it had just released $6 billion of frozen assets to Iran, the world's leading state sponsor of terror, and would release five Iranians detained in the U.S. in exchange for five American hostages.
35% : We were able to do this and still bring home two American hostages, Xiyue Wang and Michael White, without sending Iran a dime.
20% : Even Senator Chuck Schumer knew this logic was flawed and voted against the deal in 2015, saying, "I believe Iran will not change."

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