We can't afford to be cutting stabilization assistance, never mind humanitarian aid, when every other player, from Assad to Russia to Iran to Turkey to China is deeply involved and working to shape a new Syria that will undermine U.S. security interests.
Kinzinger emphasizes the importance of U.S. aid in Syria amidst foreign involvement.
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