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American Focus > Blog > Tech and Science > Trump Leaves Disaster-Struck States Waiting Weeks for Sign-Off on FEMA Aid
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Trump Leaves Disaster-Struck States Waiting Weeks for Sign-Off on FEMA Aid

Last updated: May 22, 2025 8:10 pm
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The Trump administration is facing criticism from public officials for its delayed response to disaster aid requests in states hit by tornadoes, floods, and storms. President Trump’s inaction on formal requests for FEMA funding has left many areas in limbo, unable to begin the cleanup process.

One such area is Walthall County, Mississippi, where tornadoes struck in mid-March. Royce McKee, the county’s emergency management director, expressed frustration at the lack of action from Trump. The county, with a population of 13,000, is struggling to clean up debris and awaits a disaster declaration from FEMA.

Governor Tate Reeves submitted a disaster request on April 1 after the tornadoes caused significant damage, including seven fatalities and $18.2 million in public damage. McKee emphasized the urgency of the situation, especially for those who lost their homes.

Trump’s handling of disaster requests has drawn criticism from both Republican and Democratic lawmakers. The recent firing of FEMA leader Cameron Hamilton and his replacement with David Richardson, a former Marine Corps officer with no emergency management experience, has raised concerns about the agency’s ability to respond effectively to disasters.

Missouri Senator Josh Hawley pleaded with Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to urge Trump to approve disaster requests for Missouri. St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer also called for federal assistance after tornadoes caused severe damage to the city.

Despite Trump’s criticism of FEMA’s slow response in the past, his administration has not taken decisive action on the pending disaster requests. The delay in providing aid has left many communities uncertain about their recovery prospects.

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While the White House spokesperson emphasized the importance of state and local governments investing in resilience, critics argue that federal assistance is crucial in the aftermath of disasters. The lack of clarity on FEMA aid policies under the Trump administration has further compounded the challenges faced by disaster-affected communities.

As states continue to await FEMA funding for cleanup and rebuilding efforts, the need for swift and decisive action from the federal government remains paramount. The impact of delayed disaster aid can have far-reaching consequences for communities trying to recover from the devastation caused by natural disasters.

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