Sen. Federal response Deadly flash floods in Texas.
New Jersey Democrat on Thursday said during the presence of MSNBC, “For a administration that tries to talk about red tape, they are adding red tapes here. They are adding bureaucracy.” “This is a terrible idea for bottlenecks.”
Kim, who works at the Senate Homeland Security Committee and also serves as a Democrat rankings on its disaster management subputer Target In a letter to NOEM, the policy asked his department for its storm response plan for 2025 season, which began in June.
CNN And Washington Post Told that the response to the flood of Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), which has killed more than 120 people, was hamstrauns by DHS budget ban Necessary Noem to approve every purchase, grant and contract over $ 100,000.
Niti, which was earlier Informed In June by CNN, it meant that FEMA was slowed to deploy and deploy other resources along with the search and rescue teams. Those teams were not allegedly authorized till Monday 72 hours after the flood. Texas deployed its disaster response to the floods, now amidst the most deadly weather events in the history of the state.
DHS has forcefully pushed against CNN’s reporting, Calling This is a “fake news lie.” NOEM also ripped the news organization in the presence of Fox News on Thursday.
“It is completely garbage what they are doing by saying so,” Nom said. “Everything he asked for, we were there.”
In his letter to NoM, Kim asked DHS to expand how FEMA could be able to respond to the storm without “obstructing” by the approval policy of NoM.
He said, “This bureaucratic layer threatens to delay the work, which means that there may be a difference between life and death for disaster victims, and it is not clear how FEMA will be able to comply with this instruction, before, and later without sacrificing his duties to protect people,” he wrote.
Wall Street Journal in June Informed That FEMA decided to return to the Hurricane Scheme developed in 2024. Agency Administrator David Richardson reportedly told the employees that he would not want to make new guidance that could oppose the proposals from a new FEMA Review Council headed by NoM.
