Elon Musk says FEMA sent $59M last week to luxury NYC hotels to house illegal migrants: ‘Violated the law’
Elon Musk claimed early Monday that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) sent a staggering $59 million “LAST WEEK ...
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FEMA quietly slid $59 million out the door for illegal migrants to put their feet up at ‘luxury hotels,’ Musk says
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) handed out $59 million to “luxury” hotels in New York City to house illegal migrants, Elon Musk said Monday. Musk — […] ...
FEMA Accused of $417 Million Financial Systems Contract Breach
Digital Systems Group Inc. says FEMA should pay $417 million for breaching a financial management system contract by sharing ...
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Elon Musk claims FEMA spending $59M to house illegal immigrants in NYC hotels
The newly appointed acting administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency FEMA thanked Elon Musk and the Department ...
DOGE discovers $59 million FEMA payment for New York City migrant housing
The discovery of a $59 million FEMA payment to New York City for housing migrants comes as DOGE continues to find ...
Trump wants states to handle disasters without FEMA. They say they can’t.
State and local emergency managers are facing a serious question in the wake of President Donald Trump’s first few weeks in ...
Musk alleges FEMA reimbursed NYC hotels $59 million for housing illegal immigrants
Elon Musk, the head of DOGE, alleged that FEMA paid $59 million to house illegal immigrants at "luxury hotels" in New York ...
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Musk distorts migrant program to attack FEMA
FEMA has spent $1 billion to help undocumented migrants since 2023, but that funding was approved by Congress to ease congestion in holding facilities along the border. The agency has not diverted ...
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FEMA sponsors housing fair; DRC to close Friday
The Valdosta Housing Resource Fair welcomed about 201 attendees Saturday at the Lowndes County Civic Center. Although the ...
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Another viewpoint: Federal emergency management could use reform, not elimination
During a recent tour of communities in western North Carolina and neighborhoods in Los Angeles devastated by natural ...