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News Wrap: Trump trying to block $5B approved by Congress

News Wrap: Trump trying to block $5B approved by Congress

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20 years later, a look at the legacy of Hurricane Katrina

20 years later, a look at the legacy of Hurricane Katrina

20 years later, a look at the legacy of Hurricane Katrina

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FEMA employees critical of Trump placed on leave

About two dozen FEMA employees have been placed on leave after they signed an open letter criticizing the Trump administration’s cuts and personnel decisions. The letter warns the cuts undermine the progress FEMA has made after Hurricane Katrina, a storm that slammed the Gulf Coast 20 years ago this week. Amna Nawaz discussed the changes with Craig Fugate, the FEMA administrator from 2009 to 2017.