A former FEMA official claims that political bias led to the intentional neglect of Trump-supporting households in hurricane-ravaged areas of Florida and the Carolinas. Marn’i Washington, who was recently dismissed from her role, insists that her orders to avoid homes displaying Trump flags were neither rogue actions nor isolated cases, contradicting FEMA’s statement that this was a one-off situation.
Washington was terminated after a whistleblower came forward with incriminating text messages and internal communications showing that she had ordered relief workers to “skip over homes” with Trump signage in the aftermath of Hurricane Milton. Washington directed staff to bypass these homes in Florida, reportedly as a form of retaliation against residents who publicly supported former President Donald Trump. Her actions, initially painted as a rogue directive, were described by FEMA as a rare incident for which immediate corrective action was taken.
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However, Washington disputes FEMA’s account. In a recent statement, she said, “This is NOT an isolated incident,” revealing that FEMA workers had received similar instructions during hurricane responses in North and South Carolina. “Demand those incident reports,” Washington urged the public, alleging that FEMA leadership is intentionally downplaying the extent of these orders. She claimed that she was being made a “scapegoat” and that the instructions to avoid Trump-supporting homes came from higher-ups within FEMA, implicating a much larger pattern of political discrimination.
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