Florida AG says FEMA relief workers ignored homes with Trump signs
In a complaint filed Wednesday in the Southern District of Florida, Moody said Marn’i Washington, a former supervisor for the Federal Emergency Management Agency, told relief workers assisting the victims of hurricanes Helene and Milton to avoid homes “advertising Trump.”
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