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‘Yet another reason Biden-Harris in final days,’ Ron DeSantis says
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is investigating allegations that workers were instructed to avoid homes displaying signs supporting Donald Trump during hurricane relief efforts in Florida. The guidance, reportedly issued by a FEMA supervisor, left Trump-supporting residents without aid, prompting criticism from Gov. Ron DeSantis.
An internal FEMA message instructed relief workers to “avoid homes advertising Trump” during surveys after Hurricane Milton in Highlands County, Florida, according to The Daily Wire. Highlands County, a conservative area, was severely impacted by the hurricane.
FEMA supervisor Marn’i Washington conveyed this instruction verbally and via a group chat, the Wire said, citing government employees. Washington led a Department of Homeland Security surge capacity force assisting FEMA.
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‘Horrified’: FEMA investigating order not to help Trump supporters with hurricane relief
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is investigating allegations that workers were instructed to avoid homes displaying signs supporting Donald Trump during hurricane relief efforts in Florida