On the recordJuly 26, 2009
You don't have a right under the Stafford Act to be where you were before, to be close to work.
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congress.govYou don't have a right under the Stafford Act to be where you were before, to be close to work.
Norton explains limitations of the Stafford Act regarding federal funding for disaster recovery.
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