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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) spent $59 million last week to lodge illegal migrants in upscale hotels in New York City, Elon Musk disclosed on Monday. The head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), Musk, described the expenditure as "a violation of the law" and promised to recoup the money.

Musk asserted that the FEMA payments were "recently discovered" by his organization and that the funds were misappropriated for migrant housing instead of disaster assistance. He claimed that the expenditures went against President Trump's executive order, which stated that emergency funding should be used to help citizens of the United States, not illegal aliens.

President Trump recently signed an executive order creating a panel to evaluate FEMA's operations, further demonstrating his outspokenness against the agency's shortcomings. By 90 days, the council will hold its first meeting, and by 180 days, conclusions are anticipated.

Elon Musk called the spending an unlawful misuse of federal disaster relief funds when he disclosed early Monday that FEMA had allocated $59 million last week to house illegal aliens in upscale hotels in New York City. According to Musk, the head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), his team found the expenditure and would make a demand to get the money back.

Many may recall FEMA’s failure to provide funding for the FEMA victims in North Carolina after Hurricane Helene’s path of devastation. Meanwhile, FEMA provided housing aid to illegals in many other states.

Musk stated on X, "Sending this money is in blatant insubordination to the President's executive order and breaches the law." "That money is being squandered on upscale hotels for illegals when it could be used for disaster relief in the United States."

The disclosure comes as President Trump steps up his efforts to restructure FEMA, questioning the agency's priorities and critiquing how it handles disaster response. Citing worries about political bias and poor administration, the president recently signed an executive order establishing a review council to look into the organization. Within 90 days, the council will hold its first meeting, and within 180 days, a report is anticipated.

President Trump has slammed FEMA many times for not working well, especially after Hurricane Helene. "FEMA is not on the ball... and we are going to turn it all around," he said while talking to storm survivors who had to leave their homes. During a meeting with government and local officials, Trump even brought up the idea of getting rid of FEMA, saying, "Maybe getting rid of FEMA." Being honest, I do not think FEMA is a good idea.

As Trump takes over, government disaster relief efforts are changing in a big way, with a focus on making sure funds are used correctly. Musk's new revelation is likely to make people look more closely at FEMA's spending decisions as the government tries to cut back on wasteful spending.
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