As people of southwestern Appalachia continue to beg for supplies, Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas officially went on a luxury buying rampage in Georgetown this weekend.
The Washington Free Beacon reported on Saturday that the Washington Free Beacon spotted Mayorkas walking through the men’s part of Sid Mashburn, a high-end men’swear business, surrounded by protection. He was impeached by the House of Representatives earlier this year. He said,” He appeared to buy some items at the shop, where coat jackets can be purchased for up to three thousand money.”
The Beacon reported that Hurricane Helene has left 227 people dead and that there are still more than 170, 000 energy outages in North Carolina “alone.” Residents of southern Appalachia, which have been flooded out regions of the country, have been left without immediate relief from the Federal Emergency Management Agency ( FEMA ), an agency Mayorkas oversees as a part of the Department of Homeland Security.
” They urgently need gas for stranded home-bound elders. They need food, clear waters, and shelter”, The Federalist’s Matt Kittle reported Friday. ” Unfortunately, they also need bodybags”.
People have “been pleading utterly with FEMA leaders for crucial supplies.”
Hurricane Helene crashed into Florida as a Category 4 storm and poured a record-breaking 40 trillion , gallons of water across the South, washing ahead  , entire , Eastern cities. FEMA is generally proactive with disaster response plans, with pre-staged supplies already set up where storms are anticipated to strike, but this support was totally absent prior to the heavy downpours in Appalachia.
Mayorkas responded to the crisis last week by saying FEMA was running low on funds.
Mayorkas warned on Air Force One, “FEMA does not have the funds to make it through the winter.” With the money we have,” We are meeting the immediate needs.”
Residents of washed-out societies may object to the federal government’s ability to meet their needs, but FEMA has spent more than a billion dollars on illegal immigration. According to the website of FEMA, the” Shelter and Services Program” was set up to provide humanitarian services to noncitizen migrants following their release from the Department of Homeland Security ( DHS), making an estimated$ 364 million available for FY 2023 and$ 650,000 for FY 2024.
The Biden-Harris administration has consistently transformed FEMA, the company that responds to natural disasters like Hurricane Helene, into an illegal alien relocation agency that places a premium on DEI over public safety, according to America First Legal, a traditional non-profit, which published a series of articles outlining where FEMA spends its tax dollars.
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre called last week’s assertions that the administration was re-allocating FEMA disaster relief for unlawful immigrants” absolutely fake” However, the White House spokeswoman’s neglect contradicts her own assertions from two years ago when she mentioned the federal government providing crisis aid to cities that receive busloads of immigrants.
She stated that “FEMA Regional Executives have been meeting with city representatives on the ground to integrate — to integrate available federal assistance from FEMA and other national companies.” On request to help humanitarian relief for workers, FEMA’s Emergency Food and Shelter software also provides money to qualified local governments and not-for-profit organizations.