Internal watchdog finds FEMA crew violated Hatch Act by skipping homes with Trump signs
After Hurricane Milton in 2024, a FEMA crew deliberately skipped homes displaying Trump signs while delivering disaster aid, violating federal law. A government watchdog office confirmed the crew leader instructed team members to avoid these homes, citing safety concerns. The incident raises questions about whether disaster assistance should be distributed based on politics.
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FEMA crew broke law by skipping homes with Trump signs, federal watchdog says
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4 sourcesNolte: Inspector General Says President Biden's FEMA Broke Law Skipping Trump Homes After Hurricanes
FEMA broke laws by skipping homes with Trump signs, DHS inspector general report finds
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3 developments- Aug 25Only right-leaning coverage:Confirmed: FEMA Workers Skipped Trump Supporters’ Homes After Hurricane, Violating Federal Law.
- Aug 25Internal watchdog finds FEMA crew violated Hatch Act by skipping homes with Trump signs
- Aug 26FEMA broke laws by skipping homes with Trump signs, DHS inspector general report finds
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