Ex-NATO Chief Urges Democrats to Accommodate GOP Border Views for Aid

Anders Fogh Rasmussen suggests a border deal could secure aid for Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan and benefit Democrats in 2024 election.

Former NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen urges Democrats to accommodate Republican views on border enforcement to secure aid for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan.
Rasmussen suggests that solving the border issue could also benefit Democrats in the 2024 election by defusing a potential political vulnerability.
Rasmussen warns that failing to address immigration effectively could fuel extremism on both sides of the political spectrum.
He draws parallels to European politics, where governments seen as failing to control migration have faced serious blowback at the polls.
Rasmussen plans to counter Republican perceptions that Europe is not sharing a fair burden of support for Ukraine, arguing that Europe has spent more than the U.S. on military assistance to Ukraine.