(Zero Hedge)—FEMA’s entanglement with the Biden-Harris administration’s disastrous open southern border policies by diverting storm relief funds ($1.4 billion, according to NYPost) for illegal and legal aliens may have undermined the federal agency’s ability to effectively manage emergencies, such as the Katrina-like disaster unfolding in the US Southeast.
SpaceX Engineer In North Carolina Has Dire Warning: Biden-Harris' FEMA "Actively Blocking Shipments" For Relief https://t.co/aydr7R3wrd
— zerohedge (@zerohedge) October 4, 2024
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas dropped the bombshell last week: FEMA “does not have the funds” to see Americans through the rest of this Atlantic hurricane season. The federal agency drained the funds by prioritizing taxpayer funds for illegal and legal aliens versus US citizens as the Biden-Harris globalist team rolled out the red carpet to anyone, even terrorists, via the open southern borders.
“Connect the dots, if you can,” Tim Murtaugh, an adviser to former President Trump’s campaign, wrote on X, adding, “DHS says FEMA might not have enough cash to help people through hurricane season. But in 2 years of a new Biden-Harris program, they’ve spent $1 BILLION on housing and other services for migrants.”
Connect the dots, if you can.
DHS says FEMA might not have enough cash to help people through hurricane season.
But in 2 years of a new Biden-Harris program, they’ve spent $1 BILLION on housing and other services for migrants.https://t.co/BUCIKT65urhttps://t.co/YMLe1x4yDZ pic.twitter.com/dDGXeKaRnP
— Tim Murtaugh (@TimMurtaugh) October 3, 2024
Shedding a whole heck of a lot of color on the situation, Savanah Hernandez, a reporter for Turning Point USA, wrote on X that she has uncovered some of the “first looks” inside fully furnished luxury apartments for migrants that received free rent and utilities for two years.
Hernandez wrote in a note on The Post Millennial:
The Brunswick Landing apartments in Maine sparked controversy earlier this year when it was discovered that homeless migrants in the area were getting the opportunity to live in the units rent-free for up to two years. Migrants living in the apartments shared that not only is the rent-free, the utilities are paid and we got an inside look at the furnished apartments that would run the average American about $2,300 dollars. –
FIRST LOOK: Inside the furnished Maine apartments where migrants are getting up to 2 years of free rent & utilities
This apartment is in the same county which received $6.1 mill in funding from the FEMA program that spent $1 billion on housing migrants:pic.twitter.com/W0xIr5uMSy
— Savanah Hernandez (@sav_says_) October 4, 2024
“This apartment is in the same county which received $6.1 mill in funding from the FEMA program that spent $1 billion on housing migrants,” Hernandez pointed out on X.
This apartment, located in Cumberland county, is one of many throughout Maine which is allowing migrants to live rent free for up to two years.
In this video, we also went undercover at Catholic charities Maine where they detailed their plan to continue bringing 150 more…
— Savanah Hernandez (@sav_says_) October 4, 2024
She continued:
LEWISTON-I made my way up to Maine to see how the migrant crisis has affected the area and found migrants from Angola, Somalia and the Congo
While migrants enjoy the area, one resident expressed an uptick in shootings, drugs & crime related to migrants: pic.twitter.com/0s3iy4eg1l
— Savanah Hernandez (@sav_says_) October 3, 2024
Biden-Harris administration has prioritized illegal and legal aliens over citizens. The botched relief response in the US Southeast exemplifies this great failure unfolding in a Katrina-like event.
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This is so typical. I work in the area of nonprofit management. I went to get advanced degrees to do so . When I look for a job in my field all I see is refugee resettlement program positions. The agencies like Samaritas css etc are bringing in people who won’t be able to maintain their lifestyle when their year or two of complete living funding is up. How will they if even us Americans cannot ? They are taking jobs under the table and the nonprofits encourage this, making the labor market for our American workers predatory and toxic. No one wants to pay a fair wage when they can get these illegals for lower wage untaxed cash salary ! Unfortunately in the state I live in, Michigan, we too have a housing crisis , Americans cannot find decent rental housing. Yet here we are filling up
Housing on voucher money , and paying for an imminent future eviction crisis when those funds run out , it is truly 🤮 and ridiculous.