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Trump left the states, countys and tribes in limbo as he removes decisions on formal requests for millions of dollars in federal dollars in federal dollars in the federal dollar. Some places repeated at the time unable to start cleaning.
“We have a stand and wait for a declaration from FEMA,” says Royce McKee, director of Emergency Management in Walthall County, who hit the mid-mid-head.
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The county of 13,000 people cannot clean the hectares of debris, says McKee, and waits for Trump to work on a disaster request submitted by Gov. Tate Reeves, a Republican, on April 1 after the tornadoes were killed seven people, destroyed or destroyed 671 homes, and injured $ 18.2 million in public damage.
“I’m disappointed, especially for people who lost their homes,” McKee said.
Trump himself hurts a FEMA in January because of “very slow.”
The disappointment of Trump’s handling of disasters is the most recent disturbance involving FEMA. Trump has recently obtained the two-providing programs of Fela giving states billions of dollars a year to pay disasters against disasters. Transfer protests protests from Republican and Democratic Lawmakers.
On May 8, Trump expelled the leader of Fege Comemiz Hamilton and David Richardson replaced him, a former Corpsson officer without an emergency management experience.
In a hearing in Congress on Tuesday, Missouri Sen. Jos. Josh Hawley, a Republican, asked Secretary Kristi Misaster Kehoe, a Republican, sent to Trump from April 2.
“We are desperate for the help of Missouri,” he said he said Noem promised to help. His department was in charge of FEMA.
St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer, whose city was severely damaged by the tornadoes earlier this week, the federal was now told.
The US Donald Trump president interacted with Prensa members on January 24, 2025 as he prepared to travel to North Carolina, California, Nevada and Florida on the end of the week.
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Trump did not work with 17 disaster requests, a long number for this time of year, according to a The daily report released on Wednesday. On the same date eight years ago, during Trump’s First Presidency, only three disaster requests await the action of presidency, the FEMA report From May 21, 2017shown.
Eleven in 17 pending disaster requests sent to Trump more than a month ago.
“This looks like me like, until the role of FEMA, then we just sit,” said a former official woman not given to true speaking.
Trump explained that he wanted to crowd the agency, which distributed about $ 45 billion in disaster assistance in a year, helping 100 disasters at a time and, he said, “A great disappointment.”
“This is very bureaucratic and very slowly,” said Trump in January on a visit to the western west of Northern Carolina.
The Trump administration has no notices on how to handle it for disaster assistance, leaving governors, local officials and individuals about what is expected.
“A saved disaster waiting for relief – that is the hard part about it,” as the former FEMA official.
In a statement of Politic News at the White House Abigail Jackson said that the administration wants their own stability before flowing and healing is less motivated. “
Trump uses disaster requests “with great care and consideration, claiming American tax dollars is born in add-in-laws,” says Jackson.
‘Death and destruction’
Despite the no-advertising policy change, Trump’s actions in a handful of disasters indicates that he has made it difficult for states to receive cleaning and reconciliation.
There is no sign of parties considerations to Trump’s actions. Only three of 17 pending disaster requests from democratic governor. Trump makes the national headings in April when he denies a request by Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders, a Republican White House Press Secretary of His First Presidency.
Denying Sanders’ request for helping cleaning the garbage and repairing electric cooperatives after a strip of Tornado in the middle of March showing the new direction of Trump. Sanders estimate that tornadoes caused $ 11.6 million in public injury, more than enough to qualify for FEMA help.
Under the upper FEMA policy, the agency has set a population-based injury that states must exceed money for cleaning and reconstruction. In Arkansas, the threshold is smaller than $ 5.8 million – and the state damage is twice the amount.
Sanders appealed to refuse, but Trump has rejected his request again For money recovery, although he agrees to help 249 households pay for temporary home and minor recovery home with aid aid. Federal funds will cost about $ 1 million.
Trump took the same action with help requests from West Virginia Gov. Patrick MorrisseyA Republican, and Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear, a Democrat, then flooded their states in February and April, actually. In the same case, Trump approved money for households and rejected their fund requests for public construction.
When Trump has rejected Washington State’s request for help to help build public infrastructure starting a flood of November, a Democrat that quickly exceeds the threst money.
“There are clear criteria to qualify for these emergency funds. Washington applications meet all,” Ferginhon said after Trump’s refusal. Communities “waiting for months” for federal help, “and this decision caused further delay.”
Tuesday, Beshear sent Trump A new disaster request After the tornadoes were killed in 19 Kentucky residents and caused many damage to the property. Beshear is looking for a “facilitated major disaster declaration, which is often approved by presidents a day or two.
“This event in the Tornado has broken. There is no other way to describe the death and destruction it brings to the community,” Beshear said to a news news on Tuesday.
Although the request is not calculated the cost of injury, Kentucky Division of Emergency Management Eric Gibson said on Tuesday, “we met a figure that this disaster must be federal.”
Beshear says Trump called him Sunday after the blast and “promised to go there for Kentucky people.”
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