Five Americans were freed and are headed back to the U.S. after a controversial prisoner swap with Iran on Monday. The deal also included the transfer of $6 billion to Tehran, and critics contend that the money could be used for terrorist attacks on the U.S. The Biden administration insists the money will be held in restricted accounts and can only be used on goods like food and medicine.
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U.S.-Iran prisoner swap: Critics blast deal that included transfer of $6 billion to Tehran
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