NC bill banning discrimination from emergency relief passes in House

The legislators of the state of North Carolina have adopted laws that have passed those who prohibit those who help the emergency aid from discrimination against those who support them to help with political belonging or political speech.

HB 251 also adds that no applicant for state emergency aid in the form of grants is obliged to provide personal demographic information, unless the information is necessary to grant the grant or be required by law. “

“This came after an incident that took place after Helene, and the news rose that Fema actually discriminated against people based on its political speech” The Carolina Journal. “And then we decided that we would like to send a clear message about the discrimination against someone based on their political speech, since the political speech is under our constitutional case law – perhaps the highest protected speech that we have.”

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) was taken out last year when an agency supervisor allegedly instructed the workers after the hurricane Milton, who was devastating the United States about two weeks after Hurricane Helene in six states, the United States did not go to Hurrican Hurricane to Hurrican. Wedged. Helene was the most fatal hurricane since Katrina.

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The draft law passed the house on April 1, with a vote of 106-10-the 10, no votes from Democrats, as The northern state reported.

The former Fema supervisor, who gave the instructions, Marn’i Washington, appeared on November 14th in “Fox News @ Night” and said that she “simply” commands her superiors to avoid political encounters that could be hostile.

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“Why does that come down to me? [Microsoft] The team chat was exposed from their search capacity team, “said Washington, who was released at the time.

Deann Criswell, administrator of the FEMA administrator for misconduct by employees, confirmed Fox News digitally over the weekend that the supervisor was released and that her actions were “reprehensible”. Another Fema spokesman told Fox that Washington’s actions were an “isolated incident”.

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But Washington insisted that this is not true and told Fox News Moderator Trace Gallagher that the commands of someone come over.

The former Fema employee claimed that the Florida team avoided Trump voters’ houses there before their work.

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“This was the culture. They already avoid these houses on the basis of community trends from enemy political encounters. It has nothing to do with the campaign sign. It was simply part of the joint trend,” she said at the time.

In a press release on January 22nd, the bidden administration said that the Fema approved more than 860 million US dollars, including 507 million support for those affected by individuals and municipalities and over 351.5 million US dollars for the removal of rubble and activities to rescue life to Helene. In addition, more than 8,500 employees were deployed to the region.

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In February, Fema said 153,000 families received Fema support in North Carolina.

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Despite the efforts of the agency last year, but many North Caroliners lived all over the winter all winter after they had lost their home in the storm, frustrated about the government’s reaction to the disaster that was only dead in the state of Tar Heel.

The law of North Carolina, which changes the North Carolina Emergency Management Act, will now pass to the Senate.