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Former acting FEMA chief Trump fired now on track to head agency
The U.S. Senate Homeland Security Committee advanced Cameron Hamilton's nomination to lead FEMA, despite his prior dismissal by President Trump. Hamilton, who previously served as acting FEMA chief, emphasized improving the agency's processes and customer service during his confirmation hearing.
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