We must never tolerate such behavior. In fact, I believe the report makes it clear that allegations of misconduct made against FEMA employees are less than 2 percent of the entire FEMA work force.
Jose Luis Correa: “We must never tolerate such behavior. In fact, I believe the report makes it clear that allegations of misconduct made…”
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Lou Correa asserts that misconduct allegations against FEMA employees are minimal and should not be tolerated.
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