President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump head to Texas following floods

On Friday, President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump to visit Kurville, Texas, left on Friday, in the wake of huge floods in the area that acquired more than 120 people.

Trumps is expected to meet with local officials and the first respondents to move in the wake of the sudden floods that destroyed a society in the center of Texas, after the Guadalpe River rose more than 22 feet in just hours.

Among those who died in the floods were at least 27 of the camp and consultants from mystic camp, a Christian summer camp that established nearly 100 years ago for girls. Meanwhile, more than 160 people are missing and missing in Kerry County, Texas, in the aftermath of the floods, according to officials.

The White House revealed on Monday that Trump will visit the flood site to see the destruction.

“I will go on Friday with the first lady, and we will make a trip,” Trump said on Tuesday at the cabinet meeting. “We do not want to reach anyone’s path, because, as you know, this is what happens. The president says, everyone focuses. I don’t want anyone to focus on us, but it can have them.”

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The Trump administration faced the audit of Democrats to respond to the disaster, especially for a new policy approved by the Minister of Internal Security Christie sleep in June, before the floods, which requires it to record any expenses, including disaster expenses, which are more than $ 100,000.

According to what was reported, Naim waited more than 72 hours after the start of the floods before she agreed to publish urban and rescue search teams of the Federal Emergency Agency (FEMA), according to CNN.

Meanwhile, the report was refused to sleep during a clip on “Fox & Friends” on Thursday, claiming that the report was “fake news”.

The Ministry of Internal Security (DHS), which supervises Fema, told Fox News Digital that the agency “took a comprehensive approach to printing” in responding to the crisis, when asked about the CNN report.

“The old operations are replaced because they have failed in Americans in real emergency situations for decades,” Tricia McLulin, a spokeswoman for the Ministry of National Security, said in a statement to the digital newspaper Fox News.

Trump also defended his administration’s response and said at the White House during the cabinet meeting on Tuesday that “you had people there at the speed that anyone sees.”

However, the disaster creates uncertainty about the future of Fema, as Trump called for huge agency reforms.

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Search and rescue teams seen in Kerville, Texas, July 9, 2025. (Derk for Fox News Digital)

Trump said in June he wanted to “dismantle Fema, and we want to return him to the state level.”

White House press secretary Caroline Levit said that the future of Fema is a continuous discussion, when asked if the flood had prompted Trump to reassess his position on Fema reform.

“The president wants to ensure that American citizens always have what they need during times of need,” Levitte told reporters on Monday. “Whether this help comes from the states or the federal government, this is a political discussion that will continue. The president has always said that he wants to do countries as much as possible, if not more.”

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The Guadalobi River, raging, leaves falling trees and debris in its wake, July 4, 2025, in Kurville, Texas. (Eric Jay/Associated Press)

Meanwhile, Naim praised the Fema efforts that responded to the catastrophe during the cabinet meeting, even when some lawmakers, such as MP Jared Moskovitz, called for an investigation into reports on the response of FEMA.

“Fema has been published, and we give up the paper works of the old Fema, and simplify it like your vision of how Fema works.” “It was a much better response to help these families see this terrible situation.”