Trump news at a glance: Trump tours Texas disaster zone as administration dodges questions over future of Fema | Trump administration
Donald Trump defended the state and federal response to fatal floods in Texas, while administration officials continue to dodge questions on his plans to abolish the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
Speaking at a round table in Kerrville, Texas, Trump said that FEMA has deployed several emergency intervention units and praised all the managers involved in what he said is an effective and fast response.
“Each American should be inspired by what happened,” said Trump. He described a journalist as a “bad person” for asking the families of the dead who say their loved ones could have been saved if emergency warnings had left before the floods. Trump said, “I think it was heroism. It was incredible, the work you all did.”
Here are the stories of key American policy at a glance:
Trump defends the manipulation of the floods of Texas while the disaster tests fly to close fema
On Friday, during a trip to examine the devastation caused by catastrophic floods in Texas, Donald Trump said that state and federal officials had done “incredible work”, saying the catastrophe that he had “never seen anything”.
The trip occurs because he remained visibly silent on his previous promises to remove the Federal Agency in charge of rescue in the event of a disaster.
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The State Department issues the staff of the staff
The United States Department of State began to issue the first of more than 1,350 dismissal opinions within the framework of enormous reorganization of the United States diplomatic corps under the Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, according to internal documents and American diplomats in the State Department.
Career diplomats and other staff have started to receive opinions on Friday morning, a few days after the Supreme Court raised the ban on the Trump administration to move forward with mass layoffs of employees who will affect hundreds of thousands of federal workers.
“Hear” I have mine! ” Around the floor, ”said a current employee of the State Department at the Guardian.
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The worker dies after a chaotic immigration raid in California Farm
An agricultural worker died on Friday of injuries suffered one day earlier in the raids on two sites of the California cannabis farm while the US immigration authorities confirmed that they have arrested 200 workers after a trendy dead end with the authorities.
The death of Jaime Alanis was confirmed in a social media position by United Farm Workers Advocacy Group. “We can tragically confirm that an agricultural worker has died of the injuries they suffered as a result of yesterday’s measure in terms of immigration application,” said the position.
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The Tsar of the American border does not know the fate of men expelled in South Sudan
Tom Homan, the TSAR on the American border, said that he did not know what happened to the eight men expelled to South Sudan after the Trump administration has resumed migrants to countries that are not their place of origin, called third countries.
“They are free as far as we are concerned. They are free, they are no longer in our care, they are in Sudan,” Homan told Politico on Friday. “Will they stay in Sudan?” I don’t know.”
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Trump to resume arms deliveries to Ukraine through NATO Allies
Donald Trump seems ready to deliver weapons to Ukraine by selling them to NATO allies first in a major policy change for his administration in the midst of frustrations with Vladimir Putin on negotiations to end the war in Ukraine.
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Trump jumps $ 15 million in PFAS research on American farms
The Trump administration has killed nearly $ 15 million in research on the contamination of US agricultural land PFA, bringing to close studies which, according to the defenders of public health, are essential to understand a disturbing source of generalized food contamination.
The administration’s decision is “not just stupid, it’s bad,” said a former EPA lawyer.
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