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As the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season rapidly approaches, Florida Congressman Jared Moskowitz is urging caution and precision in overhauling the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Drawing on his experience as Florida’s former Director of Emergency Management, Moskowitz supports reforms to improve FEMA’s responsiveness but warns against dismantling the agency or cutting its funding at such a critical time.
Moskowitz aligns with President Trump’s broader call for reform but argues that removing FEMA’s acting administrator just weeks before hurricane season begins is reckless. The ousted administrator, Cameron. . .
