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FEMA Supervisor Fired for Alleged Bias Against Trump Supporters During Hurricane Recovery

FEMA confirmed the firing of a supervisor who advised workers to avoid homes with Trump signs during Hurricane Milton recovery in Florida.

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Updated: Nov 9th, 2024, 6:37 PM ET

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Following reports of a FEMA supervisor instructing disaster relief workers to bypass homes with pro-Trump signs, FEMA has fired the supervisor and launched an investigation. The agency's head, Deanne Criswell, condemned the actions as a violation of FEMA's core principles. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis criticized the incident as partisan discrimination, prompting further investigation by state officials. Relief efforts for Hurricane Milton remained ongoing, with FEMA emphasizing its commitment to aiding all affected without regard for political affiliation.

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