American media reports say that Fema attaches the workers who criticized Trump.

According to the US Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), a number of employees who criticized the agency during the era of US President Donald Trump.

It is said that the employees were among those who recently signed an open speech who photographed Trump officials due to the alleged cuts and intervention, warning that a “another national catastrophe” is closer to the Catrina Hurricane was possible.

More than 20 employees were informed on Tuesday that they had been placed on an administrative vacation, according to the sources that spoke to the American BBC partner, CBS News.

A Fema spokesman, who asked the British Broadcasting Corporation for the comment, said the agency’s commitment is disaster survivors, “not to protect broken systems.”

The spokesperson also said: “It is not surprising that some of the same bureaucrats who have headed for decades now object to the incompetence of reform,” the spokesman also said.

“Change is always difficult. It is especially for those who have been invested in the current situation, who have forgotten that their duty is the non -bureaucratic American people.”

The American disaster preparedness was renewed after the last deadly floods in Texas, and as a result of Trump’s actions during his second presidency.

Trump began repairing the disaster management agency greatly after his return to his post in January, when he did the idea of ​​”perhaps getting rid of FEMA” completely.

The organization described it as ineffective and suggested that officials at the state level were in a better position to respond to natural disasters.

Reports indicate that hundreds of employees – who represent about a third of the FEMA workforce – have left their jobs since the beginning of the year for various reasons.

Of the 191 Fema employees who signed the open message on Monday criticizing the agency in the shadow of Trump, the majority remained unknown.

The message was reflected on the twentieth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, noting that the storm has made clear more than 1,800 people and highlighted the need for the leadership of the competent American disaster management.

It took a task of discounts in financing the agency and the workforce, and the failure to appoint the head of a permanent agency and other issues, including the perceived “Climate Science Control”.

In dealing with the Council of the Federal Emergency Administration Review Council, the letter submitted demands, including the defense against “intervention” from the Ministry of Internal Security (DHS) and ending “political motives launching.”

The document said that the goal is to “prevent not only another national catastrophe such as Hurricane Katrina, but the effective decay of the FEMA itself.”

In response to the letter, a FEMA official defended the agency’s work and its reforms during the Trump era – saying that it is committed to the delivery of the American people and was “stumbled by the red tape” and other shortcomings. The Ministry of National Security has not yet responded.

Some of those who gave their names to the protest received email messages on Tuesday, saying that they had been placed on an administrative leave “in effect immediately, and continue until further notice,” according to copies of the emails that CBS saw.

Email messages said that the group will start a “non -stage case” and will continue to receive wages and benefits. Email messages did not give a reason for this step, but she reassured that she was “not a disciplinary action and it is not intended to be punitive.”

The New York Times reported that more than 30 employees had received e -mail.

The Washington Post reported that at least two suspended FEMA employees participated in the federal response to the deadly floods in July in Texas.

Dozens of people died in the disaster – including 27 of those present at the summer camp for girls. The legislators asked him about the accusations that some rescue work was delayed, and the Fema acting official described the response as a “model.”

Among the other natural disasters that US disaster officials claimed this year are hard -line fires in Los Angeles.

The row comes around Fema’s suspension with the northern Atlantic Hurricane season and expectations that the agency will be more preoccupied than usual due to the warmer sea temperatures – which have become more likely due to climate change.