A series of allegations have emerged against FEMA, claiming that agency employees deliberately avoided assisting homes displaying Trump signs during hurricane relief efforts in Florida and other states. A fired FEMA employee revealed that she instructed relief workers to skip such homes, citing perceived hostility towards Trump supporters. These claims have led to a lawsuit from the Florida Attorney General, who asserts that the agency discriminated against individuals based on their political affiliations. The situation has garnered significant media attention and calls for investigations into potential bias within FEMA. Critics argue that these actions illustrate a need for reduced governmental intervention in disaster relief.