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FEMA approves Greensboro migrant facility
Under the Dome: Legislature passes $273 million in Helene relief, FEMA takes over migrant housing
Good morning and welcome to the Under the Dome newsletter. I’m Emily Vespa. State lawmakers unanimously passed a $273 million Helene relief bill Wednesday, which leaders say is just the first step in what will be a long recovery.
NC facility for migrant children freed up for FEMA’s use in Helene relief
This already controversial migrant facility has gone unused for years, which is why Rep. Hudson and I have been pushing the Biden administration to use it instead for Helene re
FEMA approves Greensboro migrant facility to aid in Helene relief
FEMA has taken control of the Greensboro Migrant Facility, formerly the Hebrew Academy, to aid in relief efforts in the wake of Hurricane Helene. Here's the full statement from a FEMA spokesperson: “FEMA continues to lead a comprehensive,
FEMA will use Greensboro influx facility to help Helene survivors
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FEMA says aid is flowing freely into CSRA after Helene
President Joe Biden issued a major disaster declaration in Georgia and ordered federal aid for individuals to supplement state and local recovery efforts.
FEMA could house displaced families from Helene in Greensboro
The former American Hebrew Academy could become home to many families who were displaced from Hurricane Helene.
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FEMA looks to shelter North Carolina hurricane victims in immigrant housing
North Carolina officials are working with the Biden administration to allow residents affected by Hurricane Helene to move ...
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100,000+ North Carolinians apply for FEMA assistance as agency faces backlash
It’s a story that unfortunately thousands across western North Carolina have experienced as federal officials survey the ...
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