NC Bill prohibits discrimination from relief passes in emergency situations at home

Legislative in North Carolina has issued legislation prohibiting those who provide emergency assistance from discrimination against those who help based on political affiliation or political discourse.

“A item is not required to be required to a request for any emergency assistance to the state in the form of grants to provide any personal demographic information unless the information is necessary to grant the grant or is required under the law,” HB 251 also adds.

“This happened after an accident that occurred after Helen, and the word came out that Fema was actually distinguished against people on the basis of their political discourse,” Republican Representative Kelly Hastings, R-Gaston, said in the House of Representatives on Thursday. Carolina Magazine. “And when we decided to want to send a clear message about discrimination against a person based on their political discourse, we are that the political discourse is subject to our constitutional strike – perhaps the highest protected discourse.”

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) last year when the agency’s supervisor was allegedly ordered to avoid reaching homeowners with Trump’s signs in their arenas after Hurricane Milton, who struck the United States about two weeks after Hurricane Helen’s addiction to six states. Helen has been more deadly hurricanes since Katrina.

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The draft law approved the House of Representatives on the first of April with a vote of 106-10-10 votes that do not come from Democrats, such as Northern state I mentioned.

The former supervisor of Fema, who issued the instructions, March Washington, appeared in “Fox News @ Night” on November 14 and said it was “implementation” simply orders from her superiors to avoid political meetings that could be hostile.

The North Carolina family, who lost 11 in Hurin Hilini, says that society sacrificed “life and parties” to save each other.

“Why is this descending on me? I am the person who wrote the notes from my superiors and throw me into the Microsoft teams.

The director of Fema confirmed the poor behavior of employees, Deanne Crisweell, on Fox News Digital during the weekend that the supervisor had been separated and that her actions were “consuming”. Another Fox spokesman said that Washington’s actions were a “isolated accident.”

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But Washington insisted that this is not true, as she told Fox News Tres Gallagher that the orders came from a person above it.

The ex -employee of Fema claimed that the Florida team was already avoiding the homes of Trump’s voters before working there.

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“This was the culture. They were already avoiding these houses based on the trends of society from hostile political meetings. It has nothing to do with the campaign sign. This only happened part of the direction of society,” she explained at that time.

The Biden Administration said in a press statement on January 22 that FEMA agreed to more than 860 million dollars, including 507 million assistance to individuals and affected societies and more than $ 351.5 million to remove debris and activities to save lives, after Helen. It also published more than 8,500 employees in the region.

Trump to visit the cities of North Carolina, which is still suffering months after Helen:

In February, Fema said 153,000 families are receiving Fema assistance in North Carolina.

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Despite the agency’s efforts last year, many North Caroline still live in trailers throughout the winter after they lost their home in the storm about his frustration with the government’s response to the catastrophe that left 107 people in the state of Tar Kaab alone.

The North Carolina state law, which amends the Emergency Management Law in North Carolina, will move to the Senate.