FEMA offers $124 million in Helen road repairs, infrastructure

this Department of Homeland Security While the agency pushed resources to President Donald Trump’s “massive deportation” framework, a second round of funding was provided for Hurricane Helen’s relief this week.

Secretary Kristi Noem’s latest $28 million allocation officially provided Sunday, bringing the total results of this month from the DHS’s FEMA’s FEMA to the deadly Category 4 hurricanes that landed the big bends in Florida and destroyed the smoke cluster.

The funding will be used for road repairs and critical infrastructure restoration – especially needed in North Carolina and Tennessee.

In this regard, the key Interstate 40 flush to Pigeon River Near the state line – cut off the lonely main truck route on the mountain range, as large vehicles are prohibited on tails that cross the dragon and other areas.

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FEMA Funding Also allocated are the removal of debris and the “life and property” issues.

“North Carolina families suffer unimaginable tragedy, cruel Ignored by the Biden administration,” Neum deputy Tricia McLaughlin said in a statement.

“Under President Trump and Secretary Norm, FEMA is acting faster than ever to enable Americans to be able to provide relief. This move continues to support victims of Hurricane Helen, North Carolina, proves this fact.”

Trump slams former president Joe Biden The initial response to Helen, claiming that he “don’t like the coverage” [he was] Talk about the federal government. ”

Trump said the more conservative areas (the western half of North Carolina, with the famous areas outside Asheville, the Fed was serving incorrectly.

However, Biden rejected the claim and cut off the reporter who asked him at the time.

Norm said criticism of federal response to the Texas flood is “all politics”: “damage to our country”

On Interstate 40 in Cocke County, Tennessee, near the North Carolina line, heading eastward, the explosion of the Pigeon River collapsed in Hurricane Helene. (Brianna Paciorka/Knoxville News-Sentinel/Imagn)

“He is lying and the governor told him he is lying. I’m already talking to the governor. I’m with him and he tells me [Trump is] lie. I don’t know why he did this. Roy Cooper and Georgia Republican Gov. Brian Kemp about that time.

Republicans also slammed then-DHS secretary Alejandro Mayorkas for claiming that FEMA had exhausted funds in the allegations that the agency spent a lot of money on the immigration crisis, according to the New York Post.

But Rep. Chuck Edwards (RN.C.), who represents a community suffering from storms, said in a “fact check” His Congressional website FEMA has not diverted any disaster response to borders or foreign aid.

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“Even before Hurricane Helen, I will continue to condemn them for deploying their personnel to the southern border, but we will continue to condemn their deployment on the southern border, but we must separate the two issues,” Edwards said.

“The statement of Secretary Mecas shows that it is also an irresponsible attempt to seek personal gain through political tragedy,” Edwards said.

Trump then said at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania that Biden’s reaction to Helen was worse than it was after Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

Then-President George W. Bush was incredible for praising the response of then-Provost Michael Brown – saying “Browne, you’re doing a job with heckuva,” Bush said while investigating Mobile’s recovery work.