All of us are immensely grateful to the work that FEMA has done to help the people of Houston to Southeast Texas who suffered from this catastrophic rain event.
John Rice Carter: “All of us are immensely grateful to the work that FEMA has done to help the people of Houston to Southeast Texas who…”
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Carter expresses gratitude for FEMA's assistance in Houston after catastrophic flooding.
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