Biden wants over $1.6 Billion for disaster relief

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Science Denier
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Tanker123 said:

RafterAg223 said:

Tanker123 said:

CC09LawAg said:

So because they mismanaged funds, we should give them more money.

It's funny, when normal people and businesses go to a bank with that story, they get told to pound sand.
What is the proof of the mismanaged funds?


Proof? That moron Mayorkas admitted himself they blew almost a billion on migrant care.
That money was not FEMA's. It was the Customs and Border Protection money.
No, it was moved from FEMA to Customs and Border Protection.

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Their 2024 budget was only $25 billion. They spent a trillion.
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HTownAg98
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Science Denier said:

Tanker123 said:

RafterAg223 said:

Tanker123 said:

CC09LawAg said:

So because they mismanaged funds, we should give them more money.

It's funny, when normal people and businesses go to a bank with that story, they get told to pound sand.
What is the proof of the mismanaged funds?


Proof? That moron Mayorkas admitted himself they blew almost a billion on migrant care.
That money was not FEMA's. It was the Customs and Border Protection money.
No, it was moved from FEMA to Customs and Border Protection.

Gov Info.gov

Their 2024 budget was only $25 billion. They spent a trillion.

Not quite. Here's the program. https://www.dhs.gov/sites/default/files/2023-11/2023_1018_fema_shelter_and_services_program_fy23.pdf
I can't copy the text on my phone, but it's in the second paragraph on page 2. But the gist is $800 MM was transferred from CBP to FEMA, but it wasn't transferred into the Disaster Relief Fund. That's a separate pile of cash. We can debate if this is something we should be doing (we shouldn't), but no disaster money was spent on immigrants through this program.
 
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