💨 Abstract
More than two months after a tornado destroyed his home in Tylertown, Mississippi, Brian Lowery continues to search for a sentimental tie clip while awaiting federal aid. The state's request for a major disaster declaration, critical for accessing FEMA resources, remains pending. The delay has left residents and local officials frustrated, as cleanup efforts have stalled due to financial constraints. Meanwhile, FEMA undergoes leadership changes and potential policy reforms under the Trump administration, impacting how federal assistance is distributed.
Courtesy: wtop.com
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