FEMA’s Winter Storm Response Funds: More Robust Than Trump Administration Admits
The Trump administration’s warnings about FEMA’s winter storm response funding overlook the agency’s substantial disaster reserves, revealing political posturing over real preparedness.
As a crippling winter storm continues to impact millions across the United States, the Trump administration warns of dire consequences if a partial government shutdown occurs. Yet behind this alarmist rhetoric lies a crucial fact: FEMA retains billions in its Disaster Relief Fund (DRF), enough to sustain disaster responses well into the coming weeks. How Real Are the Shutdown Fears Impacting FEMA’s Mission? FEMA's Disaster Relief Fund currently holds approximately $7 billion to $8 billion available for immediate use, even if Congress fails to finalize appropriations before the midnight shutdown deadline Friday. This substantial reserve—secured last November after an historic...
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