How Much the Biden Administration, Congress & Senate Sent to Foreign Countries Will Shock You

America is now over $33,000,000,000,000 in debt.

A look at one aspect of spending in 2022 is revealed when we realize the dollar amounts America sent to select countries in foreign aid.

This list is not exhaustive or comprehensive, just a select few:

Afghanistan – $1,866,031,165
Albania – $52,304,343
Angola – $82,342,011
Argentina – $6,413,160
Azerbaijan – $15,803,160
Bangladesh – $467,069,284
Belarus – $34,855,792
Brazil – $57,340,492
Burkina Faso – $225,331,289
Cambodia – $129,641,701
Central African Republic – $129,641,701
Ecuador – $160,393,214
Egypt – $204,155,390
Ethiopia – $2,190,256,514
France – $510,157
Ghana – $211,002,008
Guatemala – $268,418,494
India – $250,718,443
Indonesia – $176,356,055
Iraq – $625,687,159
Israel – $3,311,114,063
Italy – $4,958,406
Jordan – $1,095,699,503
Kenya – $774,598,307
Lebanon – $495,742,808
Liberia – $146,992,813
Mexico – $172,929,938
Montenegro – $32,142,182
Morocco – $205,608,080
Nigeria – $973,201,216
Pakistan – $230,655,166
Philippines – $220,342,777
Rwanda – $168,595,713
Serbia – $46,172,431
Somalia – $1,111,962,741
Sudan – $651,961,098
Spain – $334,016
Turkey – $107,015,594
Uganda – $790,252,008
Ukraine – God Only Knows
Zimbabwe – $400,191,963

In 2021, these countries were provided the most aid from America:

Israel ($3.3B)
Jordan ($1.6B)
Afghanistan ($1.4B)
Ethiopia ($1.39B)
Egypt ($1.29B)

Ethiopian government agencies and the military were behind the scheme.

In June 2023, US for International Aid (USAID) halted all food aid to Ethiopia after an internal investigation found donated food intended for millions of hungry people there was being diverted on a “widespread” scale.

The following countries were ranked as most corrupt by US News & World Report for 2023.