FEMA Official Fired for Advising Staff to Avoid Trump Supporters' Homes
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A FEMA employee was fired for instructing workers not to assist homes displaying Trump support signs, violating FEMA's nonpartisan aid principles. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis condemned the act as discrimination and initiated a state investigation. FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell emphasized accountability and vowed to prevent future incidents.
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