Every American ought to understand this.
FEMA is providing over $10,000 to illegal aliens while providing $750 to hurricane victims, according to the Oversight Committee.
"As a foreign national, how would I explain to a taxpayer that a U.S. citizen is eligible for $750 while a foreign national under your agency is still eligible for $10,000 in assistance?" I was able to arrive at a figure exceeding $10,000 for an individual. What would I say to someone about that?
I'm having a lot of trouble understanding that, in North Carolina, for instance, where I went, a flood or catastrophe victim may receive a check for $750.
However, after I leave Through and I examine the programs and resources available to foreign nationals who entered the country illegally, you may be eligible for housing, food, transportation, health care costs, and other benefits under the FEMA administrative program that uses nonprofit organizations. I had the opportunity to view the actual paperwork that these nonprofit organizations were utilizing.
Additionally, illegals are receiving: "A foreign national who broke the law and entered the country lawfully is eligible to receive payment for their plane ticket." They are able to pay for a hotel room. Health care, food, and clothing cost about $200 every night.
claims it's "ridiculous" that many hurricane victims still didn't receive that weeks later.
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