Biden's Disappeared Iran Envoy Reappears on Twitter

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : Tehran in return is set to receive several jailed Iranians and access to $6 billion in frozen funds.
49% : Iran moved the prisoners to house arrest this week, a first step toward their release.
44% : It is unclear how many Iranians will be freed, but Tehran will now have access to around $6 billion in assets frozen in South Korea.
39% : "Iran shouldn't profit from holding Americans hostage."
22% : "It's only a 1st step & every day they continue to be robbed of their freedom is a day too many," Robert Malley, whose security clearances were revoked this spring, tweeted on Thursday after the United States and Iran reached a deal to free five U.S. citizens imprisoned in Iran.
21% : The U.S. special envoy for Iran who was suspended by the Biden administration reappeared online Thursday to boost a prisoner swap and payout to Iran, raising questions about his role in future policy.
9% : Former secretary of state Mike Pompeo called it a "terrible deal." "Releasing $6 billion to the butchers in Tehran just so American hostages can go to a different type of prison is a terrible deal," Pompeo tweeted.

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