FEMA broke federal law by skipping homes with Trump signs after hurricane
Federal emergency workers refused services to at least 11 homes after Hurricane Milton in Florida in 2024 because they had pro-Trump signs, violating the agency's nonpolitical guidelines, a watchdog said in a new report Tuesday.
A watchdog report states that federal emergency workers denied services to at least 11 homes in Florida following Hurricane Milton in 2024. These homes were skipped because they displayed pro-Trump signs. This action is reported to have violated the agency’s nonpolitical guidelines.
- Federal emergency workers denied services to at least 11 homes after Hurricane Milton in Florida.
- The refusal of services was due to the presence of pro-Trump signs at these homes.
- This action violated the agency’s nonpolitical guidelines, according to a watchdog report.
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