The United States President Donald Trump has attacked the Federal Emergency Management Agency, known as FEMA, has threatened to completely abolish the organization.
In a visit to North Carolina, a hurricane on Friday, Trump announced that he would sign an executive order to “FEMA mainly reform and start their restoration process-or perhaps from FEMA Will get rid. “
At the site of the agency, the Republican advised to transfer the burden of destruction to the states.
“When there is a problem in the state, I think the state should take care of it,” Trump said during a Friday news conference.
“This is the state for us. They take care of the problems. And a governor can handle something very soon, do you know?
Despite repeated questions from reporters, Trump was worried about the timeline for his proposed changes in FEMA.
But Friday’s remarks in the context of Hurricane Helen, along with attacks on the agency, also continue a track record on former Democratic President Joe Biden.
On September 26, the powerful category -4 storm affected the Florida’s major turning region. But even after he was landed, he devastated parts of Georgia, North Carolina and Tennessee.
A total of 200 people were killed, when hurricanes brought record rain, floods and storms, causing places like Ashwil, North Carolina.
North Carolina was one of the seven major swing states in the 2024 elections, which Trump finally won.
When he launched a campaign in the days and weeks after the disaster, Trump spread misunderstanding about Biden’s reaction to the devastation, which included federal aid workers refused to serve Republican residents. A false claim.
FEMA later reported it Threats. In western North Carolina, his staff was built from house to house to interrupt the welfare check operation. And then President Biden called the misunderstanding “non -American”.
“Former President Trump has led the attack,” he said in October.
But Trump has continued his claim that the response to the devastation in North Carolina was excellently insufficient, including a reference in his opening speech on Monday.
On Friday, he once again launched criticisms of both FEMA and Biden, and blamed them for the slow pace of recovery.
“FEMA is in great frustration. And they are very priced. It is very bureaucratic. And it’s too slow, “Trump said on one occasion.
On another occasion, he attacked his Democratic predecessor: “Biden did bad things. Some residents have no hot water, drinking water or anything else. Many of them do not have quarters. They have nothing.
He also traveled to southern California at the end of the day, where the forest fire continues to destroy Los Angeles and its surrounding areas, despite the irregular dry conditions.
He emphasized that he would present the situation in the Democrat -led state on destruction assistance, including the California voter identification law.
Although Trump has said that such measures are necessary to prevent voters’ fraud – a favorite point – critics say they may raise obstacles for US citizens who may be eligible to vote but they may ID cards cannot be tolerated or accessed.
On the side of the road, when Trump’s motorcycle was passing through western North Carolina, a small group of protesters gathered to protest against the end of the president’s climate change policies. He pointed out that the climate crisis is supported by hurricanes and fires like fire.
