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(News) President Donald Trump started his first cross -country trip on his second period Friday, where he visited disaster areas in North Carolina and California Before you go to Nevada on Saturday for a demonstration.
The trip comes as Trump is considering reviewing the federal emergency administration agency (FEMA), the idea of that he would rather see States handle their “own problems.”
Friday’s focus is on two major disaster zones.
Trump’s first stop was North Carolina, a state he visited in the wake of Hurricane Helene while campaigning for the White House.
Trump returns as he renews his criticism of the Biden administration, accuses it and FEMA of giving up North Carolina, who is still facing more than $ 50 billion in injury.
While talking to the first responders, Trump repeated his claims that the area had been ignored, although FEMA have used Millions about disaster recovery and contingency efforts in the region since the storm hit.
During his speech, Trump suggested that he would eliminate the agency completely and leave the disaster action to states.
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President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump arrive at a hurricane Helene Recovery Briefing in a hangar in Asheville Regional Airport in Fletcher, North Carolina, January 24. (Photo of Mandel Ngan / AFP) (Photo of Mandel Ngan / AFP via Getty Images) -
President Donald Trump stops to greet supporters upon arrival at Asheville Regional Airport in Fletcher, North Carolina, on January 24 to visit the region destroyed by Hurricane Helene. (Photo of Mandel Ngan / AFP) (Photo of Mandel Ngan / AFP via Getty Images) -
President Donald Trump speaks on a hurricane Helene Recovery Briefing in a hangar in Asheville Regional Airport in Fletcher, North Carolina, on January 24. (Photo of Mandel Ngan / AFP) (Photo of Mandel Ngan / AFP via Getty Images)
After the Tar Heel state, Trump goes to California, where fires continue to burn, and the first respondents work to contain burning.
On Saturday, his trip to Nevada will beat another tone as he thanks voters for giving him his first victory in the state. He is expected to highlight his “No Tax on Tip” Campaign promises.
