The Trump administration's internal memo prompts a review of disaster relief programs potentially affecting undocumented immigrants. This may lead to restrictions on aid provided during extreme weather events, threatening millions who rely on support. The memo signals scrutiny of NGOs like the American Red Cross, which offer aid regardless of immigration status, alarming advocacy groups that assist the estimated 11 million undocumented migrants in the U.S. Concerns are rising that such restrictions might deter even legal immigrants from accessing disaster shelters due to fears of enforcement actions.
The Trump administration is reviewing disaster relief programs, raising concerns about possible aid shutdown to millions, including undocumented immigrants during extreme weather events.
FEMA's memo orders review of NGOs that assist undocumented immigrants, potentially affecting organizations like the American Red Cross that provide necessary aid.
Advocacy groups are alarmed that undocumented migrants could be barred from disaster shelters, impacting their safety during hurricanes, wildfires, or floods.
Concerns arise that these potential aid restrictions might deter even legal immigrants from seeking help due to fears of immigration enforcement.
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