Mullin Scraps FEMA Spending Rule, Aims to Boost Staffing
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Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin revokes a rule requiring his approval for departmental spending over $100,000, a move that could streamline contracts and expedite disaster aid. The change, a reversal of a policy by his predecessor, Kristi Noem, aims to address criticisms of delays in disaster response and recovery efforts. Mullin also plans to increase FEMA staffing and appoint a permanent administrator, potentially bringing stability to disaster response amidst ongoing DHS shutdown.
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