President Trump commended Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem for her quick response to severe flooding in Texas that resulted in over 120 deaths. Questions arose regarding FEMA’s delayed response due to a policy requiring Noem’s approval on larger contracts. Trump defended Noem, emphasizing her presence during the crisis. Critics pointed out her cancellation of a vital grant intended for a weather warning system in New York, conflicting with her recent acknowledgment of the need for improved disaster infrastructure.
President Donald Trump praised Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem for her immediate response to the devastating floods in Texas, which resulted in over 120 fatalities and many missing persons.
Concerns have arisen regarding FEMA’s response, slowed by a new policy instituted by Noem requiring her personal sign-off on contracts exceeding $100,000.
Trump defended Noem's actions during a recent interview, asserting that she was prompt and effective in her response to the flooding situation.
Critics highlighted a significant lapse in emergency management with Noem's cancellation of a $3 million grant, which was intended for a weather warning system for New York.
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