Trump Criticizes FEMA, Advocates State-Led Disaster Management

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In a recent interview with Fox News' Sean Hannity, President Donald Trump criticized FEMA's performance over the past four years, declaring, “FEMA has not done their job.” Trump highlighted bureaucratic inefficiencies within the agency and expressed his preference for state-led disaster management, saying, “I’d rather see the states take care of their own problems.”

Trump pointed to states like Oklahoma as examples of competent crisis management, emphasizing their ability to handle disasters without federal interference. He contrasted FEMA’s recent inefficiency with his administration’s handling of natural disasters, such as hurricanes in Florida and tornadoes in Alabama, where he claimed FEMA performed exceptionally well under his leadership.

This stance aligns with Trump’s broader advocacy for reducing federal overreach and empowering states to take control of their own disaster response efforts. Proponents of Trump’s position argue that states are better equipped to address local crises due to their familiarity with regional needs. However, critics caution that not all states have the resources to manage large-scale disasters independently and warn that federal support is critical in times of widespread emergencies.

Trump’s comments reignite debates about the balance of power between federal and state governments in disaster response, the effectiveness of FEMA, and how disaster relief policies should evolve.

📢 Watch now to hear Trump’s full critique of FEMA and his vision for how disaster response should be managed in America!
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