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Trump has repeatedly moved to cut the agency, while [vowing](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/mar/18/trump-executive-order-fema-disaster-preparation) to shift greater responsibility for disaster preparedness to state and local governments. Kristi Noem, then homeland security secretary who oversaw a broad
Trump administration. The President repeatedly called for the agency to be eliminated last year, left the agency without a permanent leader, and cut thousands of workers who directly help disaster survivors. In the last month
Trump declared the nation's opioid crisis a national public health emergency and signed a law, known as the [SUPPORT Act](https://www.congress.gov/crs-product/R45449), to expand access to treatments. But his administration has also reduced
cut off from Middle East suppliers. And Pacific Island nations with little energy storage are waiting for tankers and container ships at the end of very long shipping routes. These are just some real examples
Disaster Assistance during the Obama administration. "This outbreak has a lot of momentum." ### **Why did it take so long to detect?** The species of Ebola that's spreading is partly to blame for the delay
cut in 2025, and Fema lost roughly a third of its full-time staff – experienced leaders among them – to firings, retirements and resignations. The letter also called for Fema to be taken out from under
responsibility a lot, but you can't eat healthy if you are having your SNAP benefits cut or if the cost of groceries is going through the roof because of inflation. The broader societal context
cut off Cuba’s foreign oil supply, a linchpin for its ageing energy grid. First, it severed supplies of oil and funds from Venezuela. Then, on January 29, Trump issued an executive order declaring Cuba
responsibility on states. "Many in America do not believe FEMA was doing the job that it was intended to complete," said former Mississippi Governor and FEMA Review Council member Phil Bryant at today's meeting