Ahead of FEMA chief’s testimony to Congress, fired worker tells CNN she was following protocol when skipping Trump homes
The former Federal Emergency Management Agency employee who was fired earlier this month after being accused of skipping homes of Donald Trump supporters while providing relief in Florida after Hurricane Milton told CNN on Monday night that she was simply following FEMA protocol.
FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell called the actions of the employee “reprehensible” and said they have been terminated ...
Ex-FEMA supervisor Marn’i Washington claims that avoiding homes of Trump supporters for disaster relief was not an isolated ...
Federal Emergency Management Agency headquarters in Washington ... In a statement on Saturday, FEMA Administrator Deanne ...
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Florida sues FEMA for discrimination, denying aid to Trump supportersFlorida has sued the Federal Emergency Management Agency, alleging discrimination in hurricane relief efforts against ...
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is already in hot water, and this new suit isn't helping its case, especially with an ...
The Biden administration has defended FEMA's work and says it has the money it needs to help communities right now. President Joe Biden does say the agency will need more cash in the future.
As the former head of response and recovery for FEMA, I can attest that we are in unprecedented times. Extreme weather is growing more frequent, severe and expansive, and Hurricanes Helene and ...
In a statement on Saturday, FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell called the incident "reprehensible." "This is a clear ...
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