FEMA Official Told Workers to Skip Homes With Pro-Trump Signs After Hurricane Milton
On Nov. 8, 2024, an investigation from conservative news outlet The Daily Wire claimed that an official of the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) had instructed hurricane-response workers to avoid homes with signs supporting then-presidential candidate Donald Trump in their front yards.
The funds can be used to rent a house, apartment, hotel room, RV or another living situation. The funds can also go towards ...
DAMASCUS, Va. — Virginia residents affected by Hurricane Helene have until Dec. 2 to file the initial paperwork required to receive federal monetary assistance to help pay for items destroyed or ...
The Nov. 12 briefing also covered an several hiring events, the Hazard Mitigation Program, debris truck locations today and ...
Governor Lee and Tennessee AG Jonathan Skrmetti are looking to see if anyone in East Tennessee was discriminated against by ...
Displacement assistance is money that can be used for any available housing options. Initial assistance is for two weeks, and ...
The FEMA supervisor fired for telling employees to avoid Trump homes claimed that it's a wider policy in the federal agency.
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Henderson Co. resource fair focused on recovery post-HeleneAttendees can get FEMA application assistance, free flu shots, disaster unemployment registration assistance, home repair ...
An investigation was recently launched after a FEMA worker was fired for directing workers not to help hurricane victims who supported President-elect Donald Trump.
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