Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas claims that the organization has been criticized for having no money.  , However, the company reported , there were half as many catastrophe in 2023 than in 2016.
FEMA , allocated ,$ 640 million  , this year toward its Shelter and Services Program, which has helped migrants find food and housing, which is separate from its$ 20 million in disaster preparedness funding. The , Biden presidency  , has classified any critiques about this overwhelming spending as “misinformation”. NBC News’s Kristen Welker echoed the mood, referring to any state of moved cash as “debunked”.
” This FEMA money going to absorb workers, that is a fact. That is an imperative point”, Johnson said. He claims that the crisis relief fund is another one that FEMA used to absorb all of the illegal immigrants crossing the open border. Kamala Harris, the frontier emperor, was the architect of that”.
“FEMA money were no redirected to property workers. That has been debunked. It’s a distinct account. FEMA has said as much”, Welker interjected.
” That’s right”, Johnson said.
Welker said,” We should take note that FEMA money were truly redirected on Donald Trump’s view to deal with the migratory issue.”
” No, no ma’am. No, wait a minute, hang on, wait a moment. Statistics are crucial”, Johnson said. That is a brand-new initiative that Joe Biden launched in 2020. That funding was n’t necessary under Trump’s administration, because we secured the border. We did n’t permit dangerous foreigners and illegal aliens into the nation. That’s a Biden-Harris plan and nobody knows it”.
” It did occur under Donald Trump’s watch”, Welker said.
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” No, it did n’t. No, he did not. That is a product innovative consideration”, Johnson said.
After approving the Shelter and Services Program last month, Congress authorized it to be implemented. However, Congress did not opt to include$ 10 billion toward natural disasters in next month’s going decision to finance the state.
