Morning Wire Trump’s Hush Money Win & FEMA’s Head Grilled | 11.20.24
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Nov 20, 2024 Prosecutors are seeking a delay in Trump’s hush money case after a significant Supreme Court ruling. FEMA’s director faces tough questions amid accusations of bias in disaster relief efforts. The President-elect proposes using the military for deportations, raising eyebrows about domestic policy militarization. Historical comparisons of current immigration policies to WWII internment camps add depth to the discussion, while escalating gang activity and cartel operations from Mexico create pressing security concerns.
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Hush-Money Case Update
- Trump's hush-money case faces possible delay or dismissal due to a Supreme Court immunity decision.
- Prosecutors want to postpone it until after his term ends in 2029, while Trump's team seeks dismissal.
FEMA Controversy
- FEMA administrator Deanne Criswell was questioned by lawmakers about an incident involving relief workers skipping homes of Trump supporters.
- Criswell claimed it was isolated, but a fired official, Marnie Washington, stated similar directives existed in other states.
Trump's Deportation Plan
- President-elect Trump plans to use the military to assist in deportations.
- Critics express concerns, comparing it to Japanese internment camps, and some officials pledge to obstruct these efforts.