FEMA Faces Scrutiny Over Directive to Avoid Trump-Sign Homes in Florida
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A FEMA supervisor instructed disaster relief workers in Florida to avoid homes displaying Trump signs, denying residents the chance to apply for federal aid after Hurricane Milton. FEMA confirmed the directive, expressing horror and stating the employee acted without authority. The agency is investigating and has removed the employee from their role. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis criticized the incident as government weaponization, while FEMA is reaching out to affected residents to rectify the situation.
- FEMA workers told to ‘avoid homes’ with Trump signs in hurricane-ravaged Florida community New York Post
- FEMA official directed hurricane relief workers to avoid homes with Trump signs as agency conducts cleanup Fox News
- FEMA employee removed from role after telling relief team to skip houses with Trump signs after Florida hurricane CNN
- Relief Workers Told To Avoid Homes With Trump Signs During Hurricane Milton: Report NDTV
- Ron DeSantis orders probe into reports of FEMA workers skipping homes with Trump signs Washington Times
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