WATCH: Nikki Haley Says Until ‘Iranian Influence’ Is Out Of Syria, And Russia Steps Up, U.S. Won’t Help Fund ‘Reconstruction’

On Sunday, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley appeared on CNN’s “State of the Union.” During the segment, host Jake Tapper asked Haley what the Trump administration plans to do to help Syria rebuild as it simultaneously caps the number of refugees admitted to the United States:

TAPPER: Ambassador, let’s take Syria for instance, [and] what you’re talking about here in terms of the priority being to get the refugees back home. In August, the Trump administration cut more than $200 million that it was providing for stabilization assistance to reconstruct and rebuild Syria. How does that help refugees return to their homes in Syria at the same time the United States is cutting the number of refugees that we’re admitting here at home?