The Homeland Security Act prohibits--prohibits--the diversion of FEMA assets, functions, or mission for the continuing use of any other DHS organization unless such assignments do not reduce the capability of FEMA to perform its missions.
Graves highlights legal prohibitions against diverting FEMA resources for other DHS uses.
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