During the severe fires in Los Angeles, concerns arose that President Trump would disregard support for California. However, his administration's EPA took significant action by issuing Executive Order 14181 to accelerate cleanup from the fire zones. The expedited cleanup aimed for rapid removal of hazardous materials, despite skepticism about the feasibility of the one-month deadline. Trump's commitment to disaster response was evident through his direct involvement and the resultant swift cleanup efforts, representing an unprecedented pace in restoring affected properties.
Just three days after his inauguration, President Trump was on the ground in Los Angeles, saw first-hand the devastation from the wildfires and vowed a historic sense of urgency from federal agencies.
An EPA official on the ground described the expedited cleanup deadline to CBS News as 'bananas,' while another former EPA official said it may be nearly impossible to meet this deadline.
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