US EditionFEMA launches review of migrant shelter aid, suggesting smuggling laws were violated
- The Trump administration has launched a review of organizations that aid migrants, raising concerns about possible violations of smuggling laws, as noted by Cameron Hamilton, acting administrator of FEMA.
- Cameron Hamilton's letter requires organizations to provide migrant names and service details, while federal funding may be withheld during this review.
- The review potentially implicates organizations that received funding from FEMA's Shelter and Services Program, which awarded $641 million to various cities and organizations.
- The Trump administration has criticized local governments limiting cooperation with immigration authorities.
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Los Angeles Times
Independent EspañolFEMA initiates review of organisations that provide refuges for migrants in the U.S.
U.S. President Donald Trump's government has initiated a review of organizations that provide temporary accommodation and other assistance to migrants, claiming that they may have violated a law used to prosecute smugglers.
Associated Press News
FEMA launches review of migrant shelter aid, suggesting smuggling laws were violated
The Trump administration has launched a review of organizations that provide temporary housing and other aid to migrants, suggesting they may have violated a law used to prosecute smugglers.
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