DHS fires four FEMA employees who sent NYC $59 million for migrant hotels

The Department of Homeland Security made a unilateral move and fired four Federal Emergency Management Agency employees, accusing the “deep state activists” of paying out $59 million to New York City hotels to help cover costs associated with the migrant crisis.

DHS spokeswoman Tricia McLaughlin told the Washington Examiner Tuesday morning that the federal department was parting ways with four government workers because they went around leadership to pay out tens of millions of dollars to New York City, where millions were spent housing illegal immigrants in luxury hotels in Manhattan.