President Donald Trump just put the Federal Emergency Management Agency on notice—again. With a stroke of his pen on Thursday, the 47th President extended the FEMA Review Council through March 25, 2026, making crystal clear that this administration isn't done exposing the rot within one of the federal government's most troubled agencies.
Cleaning Up Biden's Disaster Response Disasters
Let's be honest, folks: FEMA became a national embarrassment under the Biden regime. From the catastrophic mishandling of hurricane responses to reports of resources being diverted away from American citizens, the agency tasked with protecting Americans in their darkest hours instead became another bloated bureaucracy more interested in DEI initiatives than actually helping people dig out from the rubble.
The FEMA Review Council, originally established by Executive Order 14180 on January 24, 2025—just days after President Trump returned to the Oval Office—was created specifically to assess what went wrong and how to fix it. Now, with this continuance order, the Council has the runway it needs to finish the job.
Homeland Security Takes the Reins
Under the new order, Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem will oversee the Council's functions, working in accordance with guidelines established by the Administrator of General Services. This is exactly the kind of streamlined accountability that was sorely lacking in the previous administration.
Governor Noem has already proven herself as a no-nonsense leader who puts Americans first. Having her department spearhead this review means we can expect results, not more Washington double-talk.
What This Means for You
For everyday Americans who've watched FEMA fumble response after response—whether it was leaving hurricane victims stranded or prioritizing illegal immigrants over citizens—this extension represents hope. Hope that when the next disaster strikes, the cavalry will actually show up. Hope that your tax dollars will go toward helping your neighbors, not funding another government boondoggle.
President Trump promised to drain the swamp and make government work for the people again. This executive order is proof he meant every word. The question now is simple: will the entrenched bureaucrats at FEMA cooperate with reform, or will they resist and expose themselves as the Deep State actors many suspect them to be?
Either way, patriots, this President isn't backing down.