Jean-Pierre appeared to combine the former president’s statement on Friday with the state that the Biden presidency is “using FEMA funding to support illegal workers” but called the state “false.”
” I , mean, it’s really absolutely false.  , It is not accurate. It is a bogus statement.  , And look, the fact of the matter is — I think the Washington Post fact-checker did a bit and the title lately, just moments before, not too long ago, and the title was’ No, Biden did n’t get FEMA relief funds to use on migrants— but Trump did,'” Jean-Pierre said.
Instead of reallocating resources intended for border crisis comfort, President Joe Biden’s administration has chosen to keep those money separate from the Hazard Relief Fund. The Shelter and Services Program, which the Department of Homeland Security described as being independent, is responsible for accommodation illegal immigrants and different requirements.
The Shelter and Services Program is a fully independent, appropriated award program that was authorized and funded by Congress and is unaffiliated with FEMA’s disaster-related officials or revenue sources, according to a statement from the organization.
In Jean-Pierre’s reply, it was made clear that there were various funds, but FEMA did in fact use funds that were allocated differently from disaster relief to assist illegal immigrants. People criticized Jean-Pierre’s remarks on Friday, pointing out FEMA’s revenue of house and solutions for illegal refugees.
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Issues have risen that there may not be enough money to cover the agency’s response to Hurricane Helene, which FEMA claims will last until Nov. 30.
The investigation into FEMA’s response to Hurricane Helene comes as Hurricane Milton begins to scuttle Florida after this year.