You can get in touch with James by emailing [email protected] The Trump administration has turned down a request from Georgia Governor Brian Kemp for a second deadline extension to apply for relief from the state following Hurricane Helene,

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The White House has denied the state of Georgia's request to extend the deadline for residents to apply for FEMA relief in the state

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The White House denied Georgia’s request for a deadline extension of federal relief assistance applications for those still cleaning up after devastating Hurricane Helene. The storm, which hammered the southeast region in September,

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Kemp, a Republican, had requested the deadline extension in January. Initially, Georgia had been given a 120-day extension for FEMA applications that came to an end on February 3. FEMA had given 180-day extensions to Florida and South Carolina.

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