FEMA`s Influence May Be Cut Under New Department

24 Jul 2002

The influence of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, described by President Bush as a lead element in his new Department of Homeland Security, may become severely diminished as Congress crafts legislation to create the new department. Full Story

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