Published 2 months ago • North Carolina, United States • Updated 1 month ago

Some in Hurricane Helene-ravaged North Carolina embrace Trump's push to abolish FEMA

North Carolina lawmakers are debating a plan to spend $500 million in Hurricane Helene recovery, which is less than half of the $1.07 billion proposed by Governor Josh Stein.
The storm caused about $60 billion in recovery needs, affecting more than 25% of the state with extensive damage to homes and infrastructure.
Residents, frustrated with FEMA's process, are considering support for the suggestion to abolish the agency, citing delays and confusion over assistance.
Experts warn that eliminating FEMA could hinder disaster recovery efforts, as its role in providing assistance is critical in emergencies.

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Washington Times

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Trump says Musk saved hurricane victims by providing Starlink

President Trump said Elon Musk saved many lives in North Carolina after the state was ravaged by Hurricane Helene. “He saved a lot of lives in North Carolina, he saved a lot of lives,” Mr. Trump said in a joint interview with Elon Musk by Sean Hannity that aired Tuesday night on Fox News Channel.... The post Trump says Musk saved hurricane victims by providing Starlink appeared first on Daily Truth Report • DailyTruthReport.com.

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Some in Helene-ravaged NC embrace Trump’s push to abolish FEMA

Emily Russell remembers feeling hopeful after she managed to get an appointment with the Federal Emergency Management Agency not long after Hurricane Helene ripped though her home in Swannanoa, North Carolina.

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North Carolina High School Students Create Tiny Homes for Hurricane Helene Victims

High school students in North Carolina have created tiny homes in their carpentry class as part of an effort to help Hurricane Helene victims who have been left without a home. Croix Silver and Hensley England, who are seniors at Mountain Heritage High School in Burnsville, explained to ABC11 News that getting to create tiny homes for those in need made them “feel very proud knowing” they were able to help out “and change someone’s life.” Silver…

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Some in western North Carolina hit by Helene embrace President Trump's push to abolish FEMA

Frustrations over the flow of aid have led some North Carolinians to express support for the agency's elimination.

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Hurricane Helene victims embrace Trump's efforts to abolish FEMA

President Donald Trump's suggestion about “getting rid of” the nation's disaster relief agency doesn't sound like a bad idea for some residents of western North Carolina who are still navigating

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High School Students Create Tiny Homes for Hurricane Helene Victims

High school students in North Carolina have created tiny homes in their carpentry class as part of an effort to help Hurricane Helene victims who have been left without a home. The post North Carolina High School Students Create Tiny Homes for Hurricane Helene Victims appeared first on Breitbart.

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