Trump has proposed unfreezing Iranian assets held or controlled by the U.S. and using them to purchase American agricultural products as part of an interim Iran deal — a policy meant to benefit American farmers. Critics including MSNBC characterize this as illegitimate ('giveaways to Iran'), while Trump frames it as a market opportunity; Iran has already rejected the offer and accused the U.S. of exporting only 'genetically-modified soybeans, broken promises and trash talk.' What's missing: Trump's actual legislative requests and whether Congress has approved the mechanism for channeling unfrozen funds through agricultural purchases.