Cameron Hamilton es nominado para dirigir FEMA de forma permanente

Cameron Hamilton, quien fue despedido de su cargo como jefe interino de la Agencia Federal para el Manejo de Emergencias el año pasado, ha sido nominado ahora para dirigir la agencia de forma permanente.

Hamilton fue nombrado administrador interino cuando comenzó la segunda administración de Trump en enero de 2025. Fue despedido públicamente tras declarar ante el Congreso que eliminar la FEMA no era lo mejor para el pueblo estadounidense. Dos administradores interinos adicionales le siguieron antes de la nominación actual un año después.

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