Washington Today (11-19-24): FEMA Admin backs probe into avoiding Trump-supporting hurricane victims
November 19, 2024
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47:17Now PlayingWashington Today (11-19-24): FEMA Admin backs probe into avoiding Trump-supporting hurricane victims
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as posted by the channelFEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell tells U.S. House lawmakers that she has requested her agency's inspector general to investigate the case of a FEMA employee telling staff helping hurricane victims to skip homes with Donald Trump campaign yard signs, to see if others were involved. She calls the employee's actions “reprehensible."
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