FEMA Under Scrutiny for Fund Allocation Amid Hurricane Crisis

The Biden-Harris administration faces criticism over FEMA's financial management as hurricanes devastate Southeastern U.S..

Rep. Maria Salazar and other critics question FEMA's financial preparedness during Florida's hurricane season.
FEMA claims a funding shortfall due to an increase in disasters, while Congress did not allocate additional disaster funds in recent budget resolutions.
Critics argue that FEMA's funds have been diverted to support programs for immigrants rather than disaster relief for Americans.
A House Committee has launched an investigation into FEMA's fund allocation, particularly its support for non-federal entities aiding migrants.
Recent hurricanes Helene and Milton have severely impacted Southeastern states, highlighting FEMA's financial and operational challenges.