FEMA Just Solved America’s Housing Crisis... For Everyone Except Americans 🚨

FEMA Just Solved America’s Housing Crisis… For Everyone Except Americans 🚨

Here’s something that definitely won’t make anyone mad:

In just ONE WEEK, the government has managed to build a massive shelter camp —

5,000 beds, bathrooms, laundry, drinking water, showers, staff quarters — the whole package.

All of it, built in days.

All of it, funded by $625 million in FEMA emergency funds.

And guess what?

It wasn’t for hurricane victims.

Not for flood survivors.

Not for the thousands of Floridians who are still homeless after years of hurricanes wrecking their towns.

Nope. This was for immigration intake.

People are still living in moldy trailers or sleeping in their cars across the Gulf Coast,

but FEMA somehow became HGTV on steroids when it came to building camps for “processing.”

And here’s the kicker:

Every time people begged for emergency housing after disasters, the answer was always

“Sorry, it’s complicated, the paperwork, the funding, it’ll take years.”

But now? Suddenly the government’s out here speedrunning SimCity builds like it’s a competition show:

“Boom! 5,000 beds in a cornfield in 72 hours. Look what we can do!”

It’s almost like… housing the unhoused was never impossible.

They just chose not to.

Because apparently, the fastest way to get FEMA funding isn’t surviving a hurricane —

it’s entering a processing queue.