The Biden administration is asking Congress for $47 billion to fund response efforts for 'four critical needs' — COVID-19, monkeypox, natural disaster recovery and Ukraine support.
is tied to the next government funding bill, which would keep federal operations running after Sept. 30. Biden administration officials said the request would be a bridge through the first quarter of fiscal year 2023, which covers October through December this year.
At the same time, parts of the request will likely meet some resistance, ABC News reported. For months, Democrats have pushed for supplemental funding for COVID-19, yet Republicans have been generally opposed to putting more dollars toward emergency response efforts. The White House funding request also includes money to address the monkeypox outbreak. The U.S. leads the world in cases, with 19,465 confirmed cases among the 52,000 cases reported globally, according to the. The Biden administration is asking for $3.9 billion for tests, vaccines, treatments, and operational support, as well as $600 million to prevent the global spread of monkeypox.
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