Trump says overhaul Femaul comes after the Hurricane period
States will continue to get help with FEMA Federal Deater this year but less see help after changes in 2026
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Climate | President Donald Trump said Tuesday to wait his administration to the period of this time to start to help disaster in states.
Trump’s comments to reporters during an oval office briefing is the most obvious signal to continue to help states many days, despite his molds to abolish the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
When asked how much costs relating to the disaster transferred to states from FEMA, the Trump of a Point has been a Security Kristi Noem and said,
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“We set up a FEMA council,” NOEM lost. “In the following couple months, we will work for reforms and what feem looks like a future agency.”
“We will give a little money,” Trump says, it is repeated his plan to give words more responsibility for rebuilding disasters.
Trump made the Council of Naem and Defense Secretary Pete hegsethations to issue recommendations for agency overhauling on November 16 – Two weeks before the Atlantic Trump was often criticized.
His comments will take a day after he approved two equal requests For disaster assistance from Missouri Gov. Mike kehoe (r) following broken tornads and storms in April.
In late May, Trump approved 10 disaster statements After a week’s delay Substantial certain areas from the beginning of cleaning, resulting in pressure from governors and legislators who pushed the president of taking steps. Trump suggested a record of money for disaster in FEMA disaster in his fiscal 2026 budget request in Congress.
Trump’s Budget Director, news of the news on Tuesday that FEMA’s Disaster Fund is “Expected to expect at the end of the fiscal year” September 30.
but A monthly report In decides FEMA released on June 3 project funds have $ 7.8 billion shortage in September. The report shows the fund’s financial status on April 30.
Nor the White House or the office of management and budget responds to requests for comment about stated in expression.
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