Criticism mounts over Biden's Iran deal and its potential financial gain for the regime.

The Biden administration is facing criticism for reportedly considering a deal to give $17 billion to Iran in exchange for temporary restrictions on its nuclear program and the release of American hostages. The funds would come from frozen assets in Iraqi banks and could be linked to restrictions on Tehran's atomic program. Critics argue that giving Iran billions of dollars would incentivize more hostage-taking and fuel more Iranian terrorism around the world. The proposed deal would compel Iran to stop enriching uranium at high levels in exchange for significant sanctions relief.