A Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) crew violated the Hatch Act by not visiting homes displaying Trump signs during recovery efforts for Hurricane Milton in 2024. This conclusion comes from a report released by the Department of Homeland Security’s Inspector General’s office, which stated that the crew's actions were in breach of both the Hatch Act and FEMA policy.
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FEMA Crew Found to Have Violated Hatch Act During Hurricane Recovery Efforts
An internal report from the Department of Homeland Security’s Inspector General found that a FEMA crew violated the Hatch Act during Hurricane Milton recovery efforts in 2024 by skipping houses with Trump signs. The report indicates that this action was against FEMA policy.
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Internal watchdog finds FEMA crew violated Hatch Act by skipping homes with Trump signs
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FEMA Crew Found to Have Violated Hatch Act During Hurricane Recovery Efforts