Florida Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna is calling for a drastic overhaul of the way FEMA allocates its emergency relief funds. In an impassioned interview on Fox News’ “Ingraham Angle,” Luna expressed her frustration with the agency’s practice of providing aid to undocumented migrants while hurricane victims wait in limbo.
“I’m talking about a complete reset,” Luna declared. “We need to zero out FEMA’s funding for migrants immediately. It’s unacceptable that while we have dollars pouring in for hurricane victims, we’re also doling out cash to those who shouldn’t be here in the first place.”
Luna, who has been in close communication with the White House and governor’s offices, insisted that her proposal is not just a matter of ideology, but a practical solution to a pressing problem. “We need to ensure that the money we’re allocating goes directly to Americans, not to those who are here illegally,” she emphasized.
When host Laura Ingraham noted that the White House had dismissed Luna’s claims as misinformation, the congresswoman shot back. “I’m not spreading rumors, I’m introducing legislation to fix this problem. And I’m proud to say that my bipartisan bill, which allocates $15 billion in emergency relief funding to hurricane victims, has already gained traction.”
Luna’s proposal has sparked a heated debate about the priorities of the federal government’s disaster relief efforts. As the situation continues to unfold, one thing is clear: the congresswoman from Florida is determined to make her voice heard and to ensure that the American people receive the support they need in their time of need. The White House, however, remains skeptical, labeling Luna’s claims as part of a broader “pile of complaints.” The controversy will likely continue to simmer in the coming days, with Luna remaining at the forefront of the debate. Luna’s office has confirmed that she has been in talks with top officials, including the White House and governor’s offices, to push for a complete overhaul of FEMA’s emergency relief funding. The exact details of those discussions remain unclear.
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