FEMA deputy administrator nominee withdraws name from consideration

Published September 13, 2017 6:36pm ET



President Trump’s nominee for deputy administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency took his name out of consideration for the post after NBC News asked him about a 2011 inspector general report alleging he falsified attendance records and travel vouchers when he worked with the agency.

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