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Judge rebukes DHS for 'outrageous' false statements targeting former FEMA official

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Judge rebukes DHS for 'outrageous' false statements targeting former FEMA official

A federal judge rebuked the leadership of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for "outrageous" conduct in targeting the former chief financial officer of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) after accusing her of wrongly dispersing a grant related to migrant housing.

DHS fired Mary Comans over an $80 million grant to New York City...

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