It's kind of shocking, when it comes to how irresponsible it is. It's emblematic of a desire to, essentially, increase corporate power.
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… canceled 16 billion in debt when - 2191 canceled $16 billion in debt when FEMA reached its borrowing authority limit. These subsidies and bailouts only encourage more development in flood zones, … - page 154
… be wound down and replaced with - 2192 be wound down and replaced with private insurance starting with the least risky areas currently … - page 154
… Issues - 2193 Budget Issues Chapter Department of Homeland Security Page number 154 … Budget Issues … Budget Issues … - page 154
… FEMA manages all grants for DHS, - 2194 FEMA manages all grants for DHS, and these grants have become pork for states, … - page 154
… should be upheld; these indicate that states better understand their unique needs and should bear the costs of their particularized programs. … cybersecurity infrastructure in Utah, or supplement migrant shelters in Arizona. DHS should not be in the business … - page 154
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