The House Homeland Security Committee plans to interview a second FEMA employee about a former supervisor’s instruction for relief workers to skip homes in Florida displaying Trump flags or signs, according to a letter first shared with The Daily Wire.
Homeland Security Chair Mark Green (R-TN) sent the letter Thursday afternoon to Chad Hershey, the supervisor of former FEMA employee Marn’i Washington, who ordered workers in Lake Placid to “avoid homes advertising Trump.” The request to Hershey comes one day after the committee interviewed Washington, who issued the Trump home guidance both verbally and in a text message.
“The Committee seeks to uncover the complete nature and extent of FEMA’s misconduct in withholding federal assistance from Americans based on political affiliation,” Green wrote. “Your observations and experience as Ms. Washington’s Task Force…
