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Trump Admin Threatens Disaster Funds for States That Boycott Israeli Companies
The Trump administration says it will deny federal funding for natural disaster preparedness to states and cities that sever ties with Israeli companies. In grant notices posted Friday, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced that states and cities which fail to meet certain “terms and conditions” will not receive a share of the $1.
FEMA’s leader contradicted Trump administration statements that it canceled the popular BRIC program, which pays for disaster ...
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A clause in FEMA’s terms and conditions mandating states to maintain commercial ties with Israel and Israeli companies to be ...
The July 18 opinion could signal an end to the legal battle spanning two years in Browning’s courtroom, but it also could ...
FEMA now requires states to certify they won't sever “commercial relations specifically with Israeli companies” to qualify for some disaster funding.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency is making nearly $1 billion in disaster preparedness and homeland security funding ...
Hurricane season begins in earnest in August. The devastating floods in Texas earlier this summer underscored the importance of state and local readiness as the federal government rethinks its role in ...
The Department of Homeland Security, which oversees FEMA and the Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Office, confirmed to ...
FEMA is now accepting applications for over a dozen grant programs to support emergency readiness, including for natural ...
Millions of dollars in disaster relief are released by the Federal Emergency Management Administration each year. While the ...
Pulaski County church denied FEMA assistance months after tornado destroyed half their building, pastor seeks answers ...
Residents in Lincoln County who applied for FEMA assistance after the damaging floods are now awaiting home inspections from ...
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