In a fiery exchange on Capitol Hill, Congressman Jim Jordan (R-OH) grilled FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell following allegations that relief workers deliberately avoided homes displaying pro-Trump flags or signs after Hurricane Milton. The controversy has sparked outrage, raising questions about political bias in disaster response.
The uproar stems from a memo uncovered by the Daily Wire earlier this month, which reportedly advised relief teams in the Lake Placid, Florida, area to skip homes showing Trump campaign signage. Titled “Best Practices,” the document compared these households to properties with “aggressive dogs” and cited FEMA’s “de-escalation policies” as justification for the directive.
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The guidance led to numerous pro-Trump households being overlooked for critical federal aid. FEMA has since dismissed the team leader responsible for distributing the memo, but the fallout continues to reverberate.
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