On the recordMarch 16, 2009
Pulling FEMA out of the department will once again fracture the nation's ability to respond to all types of catastrophes--whether natural or man-made.
Source
congress.govEditor's note · Context
Thompson argues against separating FEMA from DHS, emphasizing the need for cohesive disaster response.
Share & report
More from Jacob Thompson
Apr 15, 2024
It is inexcusable that our Republican colleagues did not pass the final fiscal year 2024 funding for the Department for nearly 6 months.
May 14, 2024
Now, we must work with our colleagues on the Appropriations Committee to secure the funding needed to advance these priorities in 2025.
May 21, 2024
Advances in AI will only make their job easier, so we must redouble our efforts to identify manipulated content and empower the public to identify malicious foreign influence operations.
Jun 3, 2024
I take this subcommittee's oversight duties very seriously. As we continue to see evidence of climate change, it is important for this subcommittee to focus on our Nation's preparedness for disasters.
Other voices in this conversation
