Biden hosted the Democratic and Republican leaders of the Senate and the House of Representatives at the White House and gave a message of compromise to the parties on the two main topics on the country's agenda.
Biden called on the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Republican Mike Johnson, and other Republicans in the House to "urgently pass the support package for Ukraine", while Johnson drew attention to the security problems on the US-Mexico border.
Stating that the support for Ukraine must pass as soon as possible, otherwise there will be no aid to send to this country, Biden argued that it was wrong for the Republicans to hold this package in the House of Representatives.
In the meeting, Johnson, who argued that the situation on the southern border is more urgent, gave the message that the Ukraine package may not pass immediately and that border security issues are more urgent.
Making a statement to the press members on his way out, Johnson emphasized that they emphasized the urgent situation on the southern border in their meeting with Biden and conveyed their priorities to Biden on the issue.
The $95 billion bill, including support for Ukraine and Israel, was passed in the Senate and sent to the House of Representatives, and Speaker Johnson had made statements that they would not pass the bill in question without taking security steps on the southern border.
