CBC News: The National | Conspiracy theories impacting hurricane response, disaster assistance agency says @CBCTheNational | Uploaded October 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 week ago.
In the midst of a deadly hurricane season, the Federal Emergency Management Agency says false conspiracy theories are preventing some people from getting help and taking a toll on responders. The statement came after Donald Trump falsely accused the current administration of diverting disaster money to immigrants.
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In the midst of a deadly hurricane season, the Federal Emergency Management Agency says false conspiracy theories are preventing some people from getting help and taking a toll on responders. The statement came after Donald Trump falsely accused the current administration of diverting disaster money to immigrants.
#hurricane #news #usa
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