Biden administration didn't steal $1 billion from FEMA for migrants. Trump's claim is Pants on Fire!
FEMA’s rumor response website says no money from the Disaster Relief Fund was diverted for immigration. The White House issued a similar statement. It’s inaccurate to describe the $1 billion as "stolen," said Joshua Sewell, a federal budget expert at the nonpartisan Taxpayers for Common Sense.
A 2023 FEMA webinar is making the rounds this week amid criticism over the agency’s handling of finances as back-to-back hurricanes pummel the East Coast.
The head of FEMA has called false claims spread by former President Donald Trump and others "ridiculous and just plain false.
"When it comes to taking a holiday from the truth, he's taken the longest vacation," the Republican senator from Utah said of ...
FEMA administrator Deanne Criswell clarifies the organization's response to Hurricane Helene in the wake of criticism on ...
FEMA boss Deanne Criswell has criticized Republican claims that the agency is short of money because of funds spent on migrants.
The bill has been referred to the House Education and the Workforce Committee and the House Ways and Means Committee.
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson joined "Fox News Sunday," where he addresses claims that FEMA diverted disaster relief funds to immigration efforts.
Hurricane Helene made landfall last month as a Category 4 hurricane and then tore through the Southeast region of the U.S.
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