Thousands in Indiana struggle without power while Republicans defund FEMA to build ICE concentration camps. Follow the money.

Thousands in Indiana without power for nearly two weeks

• Thousands of Indiana residents head for their 11th day without electric power after storms and cuts to FEMA - The Guardian
• FEMA Cuts Grants To Build ICE Concentration Camps - Prospect
• Musk spent nearly $300 million to elect Trump - Indepndent
• Republicans Cut $7 trillion from billionaire taxes. It slashes $880 billion in Medicaid and funding for food stamps. - Dem Financial Services

Nearly two weeks after major storms hit parts of northwest Indiana, thousands of people are still without power - NPR.

Power restoration efforts in places like Gary, Portage and Munster were still ongoing for more than 16,000 residents. The outage has left people scrambling for aid and trying to cope without electricity. It's also prompted critiques from civil rights advocates, who've condemned the speed of the response and called out racial disparities in how aid has been administered after natural disasters. 

"Eight days after the storm rolled through, there were still almost 25,000 Gary customers without Power, in a city that is 76% Black," ACLU Indiana.

Republicans defund FEMA to build ICE concentration camps