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FEMA assistance for migrant families after Idalia storm damage
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2:25Now Playing"FEMA has prohibited providing financial assistance directly to undocumented people, but a child born in the U.S. is a U.S. citizen," fmr. FEMA administrator Craig Fugate explains.
"If we can find a child who is born in the U.S., then they can register on behalf of their family for FEMA assistance."
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