Trump floats executive order on 'maybe getting rid of FEMA'
- President Donald Trump announced plans to examine changes to the Federal Emergency Management Agency, possibly terminating it through an executive order during a hurricane recovery briefing in North Carolina.
- Trump criticized FEMA's response to Hurricane Helene, stating that he believes state leaders are better suited to manage disaster recovery efforts.
- He intends to request emergency funds from Congress for North Carolina's recovery and suggested federal money should allow states to handle disasters independently.
- Democratic Representative Deborah Ross emphasized that FEMA has been a vital partner in disaster response efforts in North Carolina.
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