The FEMA wackos

 Matt Van Swol:

@matt_vanswol
Don’t ever forget that FEMA kicked ENTIRE FAMILIES out of their hotels and into the ice and snow in Western North Carolina… …while giving $59,000,000 to let illegal immigrants live in luxury hotels in New York City AND THEN THEY LIED TO US ABOUT IT FOR MONTHS!!!!!

It literally makes no sense for FEMA to be pandering to people who should be deported and not given expensive hotel rooms.  The Trump administration should be able to fire the FEMA employees responsible for this idiocy. 

See also:

Lawrence Jones III

@LawrenceBJones3

BREAKING: 4 employees at DHS are being fired today for circumventing leadership and unilaterally making the egregious payment for hotels for migrants in NYC. - DHS senior official

And:

 DOGE sounds alarm over $59M FEMA payment for NYC migrant housing: 'Gross insubordination'

And:

 FEMA Halting Payments for Migrant Housing in N.Y. After Musk Criticism

And:

 Elon Musk's Team Catches FEMA Bureaucrats in Mutiny Against Trump

And: 

Benny Johnson

@bennyjohnson

BREAKING: This is Big. Senior DHS Official has just confirmed to me that FEMA’s Chief Financial Officer Mary Comans was just fired for illegally funding migrant luxury hotels in NYC against the orders of President Trump. 

Comans is arguably most powerful person at FEMA,

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