"If the House sends a national security package, we'll move quickly to send it to (U.S. President Joe Biden)," Schumer said on X."I hope the House gets it done—delay has cost the U.S. and our allies dearly." KI Insights Visit KI Insights to learn more and subscribe to the insider weekly newsletter visit ki insights Schumer recently met Ukraine's Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal during the latter's visit to the U.S. The prime minister said he had received "assurances of support" for the proposed aid package from both the Democrats and the Republicans in Congress.Before it reaches the Senate, the bill on Ukraine aid has to pass the House and is certain to face opposition from the conservative wing of the Republican Party.