The Aftermath of Hurricane Helene: Americans Left Behind

In the wake of Hurricane Helene, many communities across the United States
faced flooding, loss of power, a lack of food and water, and of course
limited monetary and logistical support in order to see that Americans
received the aid they so desperately need.

FEMA does not have the money to rebuild every home, compensate everyone for
Hurricane related costs, or cover the restoration of every road and bridge
being destroyed. 

However; FEMA has ample resources that it dispenses to immigrants who
arrive to this country instead of Americans.

The agency spends more than $800 million each year on shelter programs for
recent immigrant arrivals, including and especially for illegal immigrants,
but can only be bothered to help out with $750 to individual Americans
effected by Hurricane Helene.

The United Nations is handing out hundreds of millions of dollars in
pre-paid debit cards to immigrants who are in transit to the United States,
but we could not find a single United Nations page that said the sprawling
international bureaucracy was spending a single dime to assist American
flood and Hurricane victims.

Read more about the lacking political response to Hurricane Helene here on
our Substack:

<https://whitepapersinstitute.substack.com/p/the-aftermath-of-hurricane-helene>

<https://archive.md/2d3zh>