Biden-Era FEMA Crew Broke Federal Law by Skipping Hurricane-Ravaged Homes Displaying Trump Signs, DHS Watchdog Confirms

A federal watchdog has confirmed that FEMA personnel broke federal law and violated agency policy when they deliberately bypassed Florida homes displaying signs supporting President Donald Trump following Hurricane Milton.

The Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General found that a Federal Emergency Management Agency Disaster Survivor Assistance crew skipped 11 homes because of political signage supporting then-presidential candidate Trump.

The crew’s conduct violated FEMA policy and the Hatch Act, according to the watchdog’s newly released report, titled “FEMA Disaster Response Crew Violated Law and Policy by Skipping Homes with Political Signage.”

Americans whose homes had just been battered by a devastating hurricane were denied face-to-face assistance from federal workers because they dared to display their support for Donald Trump. ---More...

One FEMA note read: did not visit due to Trump flag.

- A federal watchdog confirmed it. A crew skipped 11 homes with Trump signs during hurricane relief.
- The crew leader was fired. She says the real story is bigger than one crew.
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