Can’t believe you’re still going.
1. Yes. FEMA has enough funding for now.
This was a massive storm with emergency declarations in many states at once. That’s going to use a lot of resources. As head of the agency, he wants to ensure they maintain a healthy level of funding to meet any other immediate needs from additional storms and long term needs.
2. Because FEMA is set up to work on emergency programs. The shelter and services program was created for customs and border patrol to transfer funding to FEMA to assist customs and border patrol. By the way, republicans have sought to eliminate that funding entirely. It was not disaster relief funding. It was money to CBP which they could allocate to FEMA.
3. They didn’t.
4. I haven’t ignored anything. Everything you have said here is wrong, and I’ve tried to explain why. I find people who play politics around natural disasters to be particularly gross. The people lying to you are despicable and it’s sad you believe it all without looking any of it up.
5. Helene was one of the biggest storms to ever hit the region. There are emergency declarations in Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and West Virginia. FEMA is not broke. This was just a huge storm that caused a ton of damage in a large land area. They need time to get through it.