Cameron Hamilton, the nominee for Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) administrator, addressed his confirmation hearing on June 17, 2026. He emphasized the need for the agency to find a new balance in its operations, particularly in light of President Trump's intention to reduce federal disaster aid. Hamilton previously served as FEMA's acting head until his dismissal in May 2025.
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FEMA Nominee Cameron Hamilton Discusses Agency's Future During Confirmation Hearing
During his confirmation hearing on June 17, 2026, Cameron Hamilton, the nominee for FEMA administrator, discussed the agency's need to adjust its operations amid President Trump's plans to cut federal disaster assistance. Hamilton had previously acted as FEMA's head before being dismissed in May 2025.
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- ✕ editorializing: sought to toe the line between restoring order after a turbulent year at the agency and President Trump’s desire to scale down federal disaster aid
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Trump’s FEMA nominee says disaster agency should ‘strike a new balance’ to save money
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FEMA Nominee Cameron Hamilton Discusses Agency's Future During Confirmation Hearing