I would estimate roughly close to $46 billion or $47 billion in terms of aid that has gone there.
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Brandon Johnson is a Democratic politician from Illinois, currently serving as the Cook County Commissioner. He has been an advocate for social justice and equity, focusing on issues such as education, public safety, and community development. Johnson has been vocal about the importance of defending democracy and combating authoritarianism, often referencing the need for collective action to address systemic issues. His recent statements highlight his commitment to these principles and his engagement with the community on various pressing matters.
How much aid has the United States given Afghanistan since the liberation of Afghanistan from the Taliban?
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