Mace's Bill Prioritizes Americans Over Illegal Immigrants
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In a major move to prioritize American citizens in times of disaster, Congresswoman Nancy Mace has introduced crucial legislation aimed at dismantling FEMA's controversial Shelter and Services Program (SSP).
As the aftermath of Hurricane Helene continues to affect countless families across the Southeast, Mace's bill seeks to redirect taxpayer dollars that have been unacceptably allocated to shelter illegal immigrants instead of those suffering the consequences of this devastating storm.
"It's unacceptable for Americans to grapple with the catastrophic aftermath of Hurricane Helene while the federal government remains fixated on spending hundreds of millions on a program sheltering illegal immigrants instead of helping our own citizens," Mace stated.
This bill comes in response to the alarming reports that FEMA spent a staggering $364 million in 2023 and is projected to spend another $650 million in 2024 on the SSP, prioritizing noncitizens in a time of crisis. In stark contrast, many American families displaced by Hurricane Helene have received only minimal aid.
This misallocation of resources has incited outrage among citizens who expect their government to support them in their times of need. As FEMA has been criticized for being more focused on accommodating illegal immigrants rather than assisting American citizens devastated by natural disasters, Mace's legislation aims to address this glaring oversight.
"Our priority must be to ensure that American families receive the support they need during disasters," she emphasized. "FEMA's actions have turned it into a migrant resettlement agency while our communities wait for necessary aid."
Mace's bill doesn't just propose an end to the SSP. It calls for all unspent funds from the program to be redirected towards disaster recovery efforts immediately, particularly for those affected by Hurricane Helene.
As communities in states like Florida and South Carolina rebuild, it's clear American families need urgent and sufficient support. This call to action from Congresswoman Mace reinforces that the federal response should prioritize the needs of its citizens—especially in challenging times like these.
It's a firm recognition that the well-being of American families should always come first, and Mace's steadfast stance on this issue stands as a reminder of the values that prioritize the needs of hard-working citizens over political agendas.
Sources:
breitbart.com
thegatewaypundit.com
accuweather.com
As the aftermath of Hurricane Helene continues to affect countless families across the Southeast, Mace's bill seeks to redirect taxpayer dollars that have been unacceptably allocated to shelter illegal immigrants instead of those suffering the consequences of this devastating storm.
"It's unacceptable for Americans to grapple with the catastrophic aftermath of Hurricane Helene while the federal government remains fixated on spending hundreds of millions on a program sheltering illegal immigrants instead of helping our own citizens," Mace stated.
This bill comes in response to the alarming reports that FEMA spent a staggering $364 million in 2023 and is projected to spend another $650 million in 2024 on the SSP, prioritizing noncitizens in a time of crisis. In stark contrast, many American families displaced by Hurricane Helene have received only minimal aid.
This misallocation of resources has incited outrage among citizens who expect their government to support them in their times of need. As FEMA has been criticized for being more focused on accommodating illegal immigrants rather than assisting American citizens devastated by natural disasters, Mace's legislation aims to address this glaring oversight.
"Our priority must be to ensure that American families receive the support they need during disasters," she emphasized. "FEMA's actions have turned it into a migrant resettlement agency while our communities wait for necessary aid."
Mace's bill doesn't just propose an end to the SSP. It calls for all unspent funds from the program to be redirected towards disaster recovery efforts immediately, particularly for those affected by Hurricane Helene.
As communities in states like Florida and South Carolina rebuild, it's clear American families need urgent and sufficient support. This call to action from Congresswoman Mace reinforces that the federal response should prioritize the needs of its citizens—especially in challenging times like these.
It's a firm recognition that the well-being of American families should always come first, and Mace's steadfast stance on this issue stands as a reminder of the values that prioritize the needs of hard-working citizens over political agendas.
Sources:
breitbart.com
thegatewaypundit.com
accuweather.com
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