David Richardson, who had headed up FEMA as acting chief for almost seven months, reportedly resigned Monday, Nov. 17.

Lawmakers have celebrated the resignation of David Richardson, acting head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

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The Trump administration’s top official at the Federal Emergency Management Agency, David Richardson, resigned on Monday ...

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Richardson was appointed in May after then–acting Administrator Cameron Hamilton was fired by Homeland Security Secretary ...