Trump to phase out FEMA at end of 2025 hurricane season: Here's what the agency actually does and who will feel the impact
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President Trump revealed plans to dismantle FEMA after the 2025 hurricane season, advocating for state governments to take on disaster response, amidst a growing concern over climate change and its impacts on natural disasters. FEMA, which plays a pivotal role in disaster preparation and relief, faces budget cuts alongside other federal agencies. With predictions of a challenging hurricane season ahead due to elevated ocean temperatures, the timing raises concerns about managing increased disaster risks effectively, especially following a particularly deadly previous season.
President Trump announced plans to phase out FEMA after the 2025 hurricane season, pushing disaster responsibilities to state governments.
FEMA's role is crucial for coordinating federal disaster response, with the country facing an impending hurricane season predicted to be particularly intense.
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