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FEMA worker fired for ignoring Trump-supporting homes in hurricane relief

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A FEMA supervisor, Marn’i Washington, was fired for instructing relief workers to bypass homes displaying Trump signs after Hurricane Milton in Florida. The directive faced backlash from Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who labeled it 'targeted discrimination,' and led to calls for an investigation into FEMA’s practices. FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell condemned Washington's actions as a violation of the agency's non-partisan principles, although Washington claimed her instructions were in line with broader agency policies aimed at avoiding perceived hostility in the field. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about political bias in disaster response efforts. Internal communications indicated at least 20 homes were skipped due to this guidance, raising questions about the fairness of governmental aid distribution during times ...

Helium Trades     Nov 15, 2024