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The decision to increase foreign aid should consider both humanitarian and strategic interests. Enhanced foreign aid can help address global challenges such as poverty, disease, and climate change, fostering stability and goodwill. It also serves U.S. interests by promoting economic development and political stability in partner countries, which can reduce the likelihood of conflict and migration. Ultimately, the effectiveness and impact of such aid should guide any increase in funding.

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