D’Esposito Eyes DEA Leadership Post-Election Loss

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Senior FEMA officials express concern that former President Trump, if re-elected, might redirect disaster relief funds to support immigration-related activities, potentially limiting FEMA's ability to respond to natural disasters. This concern arises from Trump's previous diversion of FEMA funds for border facilities. FEMA's chief of staff, Michael Coen, highlights the risk of 'mission creep' and suggests states should take more responsibility for routine disaster responses to alleviate FEMA's growing workload.

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