FEMA Fires Four After Alleged Payments to New York City Hotels for Migrants
The U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency fired its chief financial officer and three other employees, accusing them of making "egregious payments" for New York City hotels used for migrants, the Department of Homeland Security said in a statement on Tuesday.
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A New York City spokeswoman said the city had received a $59.3 million payment from FEMA to care for migrants, but that it was a reimbursement of money the city had already spent.
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