On the recordJanuary 26, 2015
the $17 billion Katrina expense that the Corps of Engineers admitted was actually their liability or their fault.
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congress.govSam Graves: “the $17 billion Katrina expense that the Corps of Engineers admitted was actually their liability or their fault.”
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Graves points out the Corps of Engineers' responsibility for the costs incurred during Hurricane Katrina.
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