Trump Announces More Relief for Flood Survivors
Trump said he will open more recovery funds as Texas appeals FEMA’s denial of individual aid for 20 counties.
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Natural disaster survivors react to Trump's FEMA funds announcement
Taxpayers in 62 Texas counties hit by July's severe storms just got a break: the IRS approved Gov. Greg Abbott's request for disaster tax relief, pushing July deadlines to file or pay all the way to Feb. 1. But for Hill Country flood survivors, the bigger question is still unanswered. FEMA denied individual financial assistance on Sept. 28, saying there wasn't enough damage, and now, with an election days away, President Donald Trump says his ad…
Trump says more FEMA aid is coming to Texas after 2026 floods
Trump promised more federal money after FEMA denied individual assistance for Texas flood survivors. State officials have appealed FEMA’s decision.
Trump: More FEMA Money Coming To Texas After This Year’s Floods – 710am KURV
(Austin, TX) — President Donald Trump says more federal aid is on the way to victims of Texas floods over the summer. The Federal Emergency Management Agency approved funds for certain counties to pay for infrastructure repairs, but denied the state’s request to help individual residents recovering from the floods in July. During Tuesday’s GOP campaign rally in Corpus Christi, Trump promised to bring more recovery funds to Texans. The president …
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