(5MinNewsBreak.com) – In a brave new policy change, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has announced that the Trump administration plans to kill FEMA.
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Her intent aligns with President Trump’s vision of putting more responsibility on state and local governments for disaster response.
As detailed plans unfold, the debate on FEMA’s future intensifies.
Kristi Noem, during the latest Cabinet meeting, expressed her desire to “eliminate” FEMA.
This intention aligns with President Trump’s directive for local governments to “play a more active and significant role” in handling disasters.
Noem, known for her conservative approach, is looking for ways to decentralize control, shifting power back to local authorities.
Noem has publicly advocated for reforms within FEMA, but now, under Trump’s guidance, she pushes for more drastic measures.
Completely shutting down FEMA would require congressional approval, a significant hurdle in her path.
Still, Noem’s decisive stance suggests a willingness to confront established systems if they no longer serve their intended purpose.
Though FEMA enjoys bipartisan support, its role has come under scrutiny.
Louisiana Republican Sen. John Kennedy emphasized, “FEMA can’t go away” due to its crucial role in disaster protection.
However, the current administration’s approach appears firm on drastically revising federal involvement.
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem announced on March 24, 2025, that FEMA will be eliminated, shifting disaster response to states and localities, amid plans to reduce federal oversight. Details remain unclear. pic.twitter.com/lacOUOIYie
— Olivia (@_uwomy) March 25, 2025
The push to eliminate FEMA follows a recent hiring freeze and a review of its practices.
These actions reflect attempts to streamline operations amidst concerns about government waste.
A broader review could surface inefficiencies, leading to more rigorous management practices.
The evolving role of FEMA under Trump’s presidency includes its involvement in immigration-related tasks, sparking debate.
Critics argue these roles diverge from disaster relief mandates and may support illegal aliens, a point of contention for many conservative Americans.
The proposal to eliminate FEMA raises significant questions about disaster responsiveness and federal policy’s direction.
As discussions continue, the balance between federal oversight and local governance remains at the forefront of this transformative agenda.
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