FEMA chief out after disagreeing with Trump on the future of the agency

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Cameron Hamilton was out Thursday as acting head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, a day after he delivered testimony to Congress where he disagreed with President Trump's plans to wind down the agency.

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FEMA chief out after disagreeing with Trump on the future of the agency

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