Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas stated that although DHS has been given $640 million especially for problems pertaining to illegal aliens, FEMA does not have the resources to go through the rest of hurricane season.

"We are using the money we have to take care of our urgent necessities. We anticipate another hurricane making landfall. Mayorkas stated, "We do not have the money—FEMA does not have the money—to get through the season.

Because hurricane season does not conclude until November 30, this presents an issue. Chad Pergram of Fox News reports that "last year, Congress allocated DHS $640 million to help localities give shelter and relief to those in the country illegally," despite the fact that Congress ensured FEMA had more than $20 billion in last week's emergency budget package ahead of the storm.

Attorney General Ashley Moody of Florida is one of the people who has raised the alarm, claiming that politicians used money laundering to fund their pet projects involving illegal (criminal) aliens. "Florida has been warning about this since this administration took over," the speaker stated, adding that "this is not something that has suddenly happened recently."

"Mayorkas has infected these programs, which should be robust, healthy, and essential to guaranteeing Americans' security and safety during emergencies, like a virus." "So you heard, they basically turned the FEMA emergency food and shelter program into an illegal immigrant resettlement program by siphoning off hundreds of millions of funds over time," she said, adding that this encourages more illegal aliens to enter the country.

The American people must bear the financial burden of it, according to Biden and Harris. And all of these states—Florida, North Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia—are hurting right now," she went on.

Following the hurricane, which made landfall in Florida's Big Bend before causing damage as far inland as Asheville, North Carolina, and beyond, at least 190 deaths have been officially reported.

This comes at the same time that the Biden-Harris administration is coming under fire for the Department of Transportation's most recent directive to drone pilots to cease their relief efforts, in addition to Harris's pathetic response to Hurricane Helene (Harris chose to party with celebrities in Los Angeles after the storm).

The US Department of Transportation stated in an X post, "Drone pilots: Do not fly your drone near or around rescue and recovery work for Hurricane Helene."

It went on, citing a video of Buttigieg praising "temporary flight restrictions to make sure that the airspace is clear for any flights or drone activity that might be involved in helping to allow those emergency responders to do their job," saying that interfering with emergency response operations has an impact on search and rescue operations on the ground.

On the other hand, President Donald Trump has been involved, providing aid in Valdosta, Georgia, and previewing more supplies for the victims in North Carolina.

"We arrived with a ton of stuff, and Franklin's amazing organization will handle it," Trump stated, alluding to Samaritan's Purse, during his visit on Monday. "They have performed incredibly well. Although we have done this previously, we have numerous truckloads of various supplies, including water, oil, and various pieces of equipment that will be useful to them.

“Valdosta has been decimated. The town is in terrible pain, and thousands of people do not have power. Their food and fuel supplies are running short. Much of it was carried down with us. In addition to Georgia, it will also be given in North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Virginia, Alabama, and Tennessee, Trump continued.

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