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Massachusetts Democrat calls for Noem’s resignation following Texas flooding

CENTRAL TEXAS, USA, JUL 15 – Senators criticize Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem for delayed aid and poor communication during deadly Central Texas floods that killed over 130 people, citing a 64% drop in FEMA call center responses.

  • This past week, Sen. Ed Markey said Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem should resign over her handling of deadly Texas floods, citing delayed aid and mismanagement.
  • Across the Texas Hill Country, the July 4 flash floods dumped up to 6.5 inches of rain in three hours, causing rivers to surge more than 30 feet above normal and overwhelming local emergency services.
  • Despite urgent calls, multiple independent reports show thousands of calls went unanswered when Noem allowed call-center contracts to lapse, delaying aid deployment.
  • Vermont Sen. Peter Welch called for Noem’s resignation on the Senate floor, accusing her of mismanaging money and worsening flood response delays.
  • Absent such scrutiny, future emergencies risk similar bureaucratic paralysis, and Congress must hold hearings to ensure FEMA remains a rapid, reliable first responder.
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dailyclimate.org broke the news in on Tuesday, July 15, 2025.
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