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The DHS watchdog enabling corruption

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By Barry Angeline, Dan McCabe Verified
| Washington Examiner Verified
This is the fifth Washington Examiner op-ed documenting our team’s whistleblowing experience related to FEMA’s Hurricane Maria recovery debacle in Puerto Rico. What does a failed watchdog look like? The Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Inspector General offers the clearest example in modern federal oversight: a measurable, documented collapse, demonstrated in its own reports to Congress.
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Unfixable FEMA puts the ‘disaster’ into ‘disaster recovery’ Original

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By Barry Angeline, Dan McCabe Verified
| The Hill Verified
We thought reform was possible. We were wrong. We were brought to Puerto Rico to fix FEMA’s broken disaster recovery processes after Hurricane Maria struck in 2017. Our team of seven Lean Six Sigma experts — decorated military officers and retired executives — had more than 150 years of combined experience in process improvement across 60 organizations in more than 20 countries, including war zones.
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FEMA’s DEI problem

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By Barry Angeline, Dan McCabe Verified
| Washington Examiner Verified
FEMA’s response to natural disasters is meant to provide relief and recovery. Yet, its handling of Puerto Rico’s post-Hurricane Maria recovery only worsened the crisis. Systemic mismanagement, poor hiring practices, and a culture of avoiding accountability plagued the process. Those who attempted to expose these failures faced retaliation. Hurricane Maria struck Puerto Rico in September 2017, causing catastrophic damage and leaving millions without power, water, or essential services.
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