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Federal Lawsuit Alleges FEMA Discrimination Against Trump Supporters in Florida

Florida Attorney General pursues lawsuit against FEMA, alleging political bias in disaster aid following employee's directive to skip Trump-supporting homes after Hurricane Milton.

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Updated: Nov 14th, 2024, 8:28 PM ET

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Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody has filed a lawsuit against FEMA officials alleging discrimination against Trump-supporting residents in disaster response following Hurricane Milton. The suit, prompted by whistleblower reports, cites a directive from a terminated FEMA employee to bypass homes displaying Trump signs during relief efforts in Lake Placid. FEMA has denied systematic discrimination, calling the actions an isolated incident. House Republicans are investigating the matter, demanding accountability and transparency in FEMA’s operations. The lawsuit highlights ongoing concerns regarding political bias in federal disaster relief.

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